On 29-12-11 02:22, Peter Firmstone wrote:
3. UDT Socket communications, UDT has a 10x performance advantage
over TCP on wide area networks and can traverse NAT routers, using
rendezvous connections (p2p not apple rendezvous) where TCP cannot
go.
I've had a look at the java UDT implementation, and currently it is not
directly pluggable into river. The UDTSocket and UDTServerSocket are not
derived from Socket and ServerSocket.
Therefore the UDTSocket cannot be used as a parameter in the
javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory.createSocket(...) method used in
net.jini.jeri.ssl.SslConnection.establishNewSocket().
Either an adaptor for converting a UDTSocket into a Socket needs to be
provided, or a new jeri family for TLS connections needs to be build,
cloned from net.jini.jeri.ssl where the SSLSocket is replaced by an
SSLEngine based construct.
The server side possibly has the same problem.
Gr. Sim
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