Hi everyone, 
I have been going through an example of transmission of one 1280-byte
packet from one node to another in a LowPAN. This transmission involves
a mesh header, fragmentation header and a header compression header on
the first packet. Subsequent packet don't have header compression
headers. 
On the sender side the situation is easy but on the receiver side I
don't see any stopping condition for the processing code of the the
stacked headers. 
For example how does the receiver processing code knows that the next
byte after the current header is actually another header or the payload
?
Does the last header in the stack have to be a dispatch header ? If so
what is the dispatch value (from figure 8 in the draft ) for fragment
that carries only payload data ?
Am I missing something ?

Thank you in advance.
vlasios
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