TCP/TLS transport

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thanks for your replay.
another quick quiastion:
about TCP/TLS msg parsing: does the pjsip_transport is responsible for
identifing the msg boundries (like u describde) or some upper layer?
about TLS: does the transport layer responsible for setting the contact
header and via or some upper layer?

thanks again,
jay

2009/8/10 Klaus Darilion <klaus.mailinglists at pernau.at>

>
>
> jay bing schrieb:
>
>> hi
>>  does someone familier with any simple paper/presentation about SIP over
>> streaming transport like TCP/TLS
>> please don't refer me to the RFC
>> ...
>>  in general, regarding TCP my quastion is how does the transport "know"
>> about the end of each msg, i.e. how streaming is used to send/recieve msg?
>>  is there any marker for beginning/end of msg?
>>
>
> You just read fromt the socket until double CRLF is received (that's the
> end of the headers). Then check the value of the content-length header and
> read that many bytes from the socket.
>
> about TLS, is there anything diffrent then regular TCP inside the msg
>> beside the Socket handeling which is done by the basic layer (i.e. openssl
>> of SecureSocket is the symbian case?)
>>
>
> not really, except that the contact header and via will have TLS instead of
> TCP and the application should do some certificate validation (e.g. if the
> domain in the certificate is the same as the domain in the request URI).
>
> regards
> klaus
>
>  thanks
>>
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