Re: Protocol Benchmarking (shortened)
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Subject: Re: Protocol Benchmarking (shortened)
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There is another way to tackle this sort of problem.
CDPD (the Radio Data packet protocol that runs over unused cellular
phone lines and uses IP packets - which the telcos are rolling out
this year) uses something called IP address compression.
Basically you give a token for an IP address. The token is good
for as long as you are in a cell.
Applied to our case, one would have a token to indicate all the
types acceptable to your WinMosaic v1.02.
This scheme works when there are only a few different clients,
when compared to all possible acceptable MIME types.
It's just my 2-cent input in this conversation.
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