> One protocol would be fine but we must ensure that a combined p2p and > client-server protocol does not end up actually being more complex than > just > having two protocols.
I think the question that comes into my head after reading this thread is, what protocol? Wanting to negotiate isn't another 'protocol'. It's how can the protocol be used to negotiate and handle a voice/video stream? Doing so using the most generic existing solution means the specific things, such as the handling of the actual data, be in p2p, client server, or some mix inbetween, allows ANY data to be run thru it that has some agreed upon way of doing things. That's WHY things like mime types exist. Thats why your browser can open up netmeeting or anything else to handle the actual data. _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://jabberstudio.org/mailman/listinfo/jdev
