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Re: [ipwave] Communication between the car and the Traffic Lights

Alexandre Petrescu <alexandre.petrescu@gmail.com> Fri, 07 December 2018 07:46 UTC

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Subject: Re: [ipwave] Communication between the car and the Traffic Lights
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Le 06/12/2018 à 20:29, Tony Li a écrit :
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>> We could put something on IP/OCB between car and Traffic Lights.
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> Applications should be on top of a transport protocol (TCP/UDP/QUIC)
> and should NOT directly affect IP/OCB whatsoever.  Anything else is a
> major layering violation.

I agree.  We need to avoid major layering violations.

I suppose HTTP/TCP/IP/OCB would be a reasonable layering architecture to 
transmit Traffic Light status and commands.

One may consider maybe also QUIC, but not sure HTTP runs on QUIC.

Alex

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