Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Juha Heinanen wrote:
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu writes:
> > 1) it;s much much faster - if I need to encode all into an ID, I
need > to parse all the elements which prove a bit expensive...not to
count the > encoding; if I do sequential checking with all elements, I
can stop at > the first difference (ex; check first the callid - if
match, continue > with from tag, etc).
so when initial request comes in, openser checks if it has existing
transaction with the same method, callid and request uri?
yes, same elements....instead of parsing and getting all and build the
ID, just get (let's say) the callid and check it; if different -> exit;
no loop ; if matches, proceed with method name, and so on.
as you can see, if not a loop, the processed elements is quite less ;
you may exit after callid, cseq, uri, etc..
Does it still allow spiraled requests?
regards
klaus
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