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[SWMP] Re: faster field messages

"Jay C. Weber" <jweber@mediamachines.com> Wed, 29 August 2007 16:09 UTC

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john_patterson@us.ibm.com wrote:
So each side gets to declare its own mapping and the other is obligated to keep track of that.  Servers can use the same id for everyone becasue they get to declare the id they'll use.  Can I declare a mapping on a reliable channel (TCP) and use it on an unreliable channel (UDP)?  That would be helpful, since the first use establishing the mapping should be protected from loss.
Exactly the way I was thinking, the first message gets sent reliably and enables a stream of very-low-latency, potentially-unreliable, updates.

jay

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