Justin Karneges schrieb:
On Friday 28 March 2008 10:46 am, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
I've been chatting with someone off-list about mobile optimizations and
he suggested that we might want to build in the ability to seamlessly
switch between BOSH and TCP. For example you would use the TCP binding
when you have a high volume of activity (active chat sessions with
multiple contacts, Jingle negotiation, etc.) but then go back to BOSH
when the activity level drops below some threshold.
This seems silly to me. BOSH is used when TCP is not possible. If both are
possible, you always pick TCP regardless of activity level.
I agree with Justin. And IMHO BOSH makes no sense on a mobile phone when
you have the ability to use TCP. It will also consume much more traffic
than a TCP connection.
BOSH is great for web clients where TCP is not possible. Or for networks
where you have access to the Internet only over HTTP proxies and HTTP
CONNECT is disabled in the proxy.
Alex
