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    Hope ICE to support twoway invocations for "udp endpoint"

    Sometimes communication enviroment is too bad or expensive,even data spends several seconds on arriving server. But I can't customize tcp params to avoid data repeats,"udp endpoint" is a good choice,but ICE only supports oneway invocations for "udp endpoint".
    Last edited by sparkok; 01-31-2012 at 01:43 AM.

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    Hi John,

    You could use callbacks for back-and-forth communications over UDP between two applications, e.g.:

    - your "client" sends a oneway UDP request to your "server"; this request contains a proxy for a callback object in the client
    - your "server" later sends a oneway UDP request to this callback object in the client

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    Thumbs up thanks a lot

    Hi,Bernard:
    I am truly grateful for all your help.
    john gates
    Last edited by sparkok; 01-31-2012 at 07:20 PM.

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