And here he goes again, the Grand Questioner....
As answers and solutions constantly show up, we steadily move on through the
landscape of Jontahan to discover new gems of programmatical complexity.
Now it's time for the RTPProtocol.
Where is the code that fragments and reassembles packets that are larger
than the underlying protocol's MTU? I've taken a look at the code, and I
find that a nice header with lots of information gets written in the
prepare() method in the RTPCoder, but nowhere do I see code that takes a big
packet and makes lots of small ones from it.
Same goes on the receiving side. The decode() reads the header and passes
the message up the pile of Session_Low stack, but I see no evidence of
reassembling.
I noticed that the javadoc says that the implementation is incomplete. Is
this part of the incompleteness? It also seems to me that the use of
UnMarshaller.close() is a tad bit aggressive in RTPDecoder.send(), is this
intended? Or have I misunderstood where to use close()? Isn't the last
recipent of the UnMarshaller responsible for it's closing?
Another point regarding the javadoc; it says that the protocol is an
invocation protocol. Nonetheless, the aptly named isAnInvocationProtocol()
method returns false. I find this a bit strange...
Thank you for your attention,
Per Christian Nodtvedt, who feels like he's nagging while asking all these
detailed questions about the protocols.
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