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    Question Writing a plug-in for transport layer

    Hi

    I want to create a plug-in to change transportation layer from TCP or UDP to another transport system such as 29th West LBM. Could anyone provide a link to a tutorial/ manual or explain how to do it? I am interested in more or less detailed description of how to create such plug-ins.

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    Hi,

    Welcome to the forum.

    We don't document the plug-in API. We recommend reviewing the source code for our TCP plug-in (TcpAcceptor, TcpConnector, TcpTransceiver). Also keep in mind that the Ice run time expects the transport plug-ins to have non-blocking behavior.

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