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2013-04-24T10:11:51Z

Packet Transmisson and Reception

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	==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====		==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

			From content to chrome, we do:

			SendTo(SocketHandle handle,
			const void *buf,
			PRInt32 amount,
			PRIntn flags,
			PRNetAddr remoteAddress);

			This call causes a packet to be sent to remoteAddress if (if possible);.
			These values correspond to those in PR_SendTo (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/PR_SendTo).
			Note that this is asynchronous so there is no error return.


			From chrome to content:

			PacketReceived(SocketHandle handle,
			const void *buf,
			PRInt32 amount,
			PRNetAddr remoteAddress);

			This message indicates that a packet has been received from some remote
			side. Handle is the socket that the packet came in on. buf and amount contain
			the packet. remoteAddress is the source address.

			Finally:

			Error(SocketHandle)

			This message indicates that something went wrong on the socket in
			question and it is likely that you will no longer be able to send/receive.

2013-04-24T10:03:34Z

Address Enumeration

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	nsresult EnumerateInterfaces(std::vector<Interface>* interfaces);		nsresult EnumerateInterfaces(std::vector<Interface>* interfaces);

	Returns a sequence of:		Returns a sequence of:

	struct Interface {		struct Interface {

2013-04-24T10:03:19Z

Address Enumeration

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	==== Address Enumeration ====		==== Address Enumeration ====
			This should be an RPC-style call.

	EnumerateInterfaces()		nsresult EnumerateInterfaces(std::vector<Interface>* interfaces);

	Returns a sequence of:		Returns a sequence of:
	{
			struct Interface {
	string name;		string name;
	PRNetAddr address;		PRNetAddr address;
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	}		}
	enum InterfaceType { Local, Wired, WiFi, Mobile, Virtual };		enum InterfaceType { Local, Wired, WiFi, Mobile, Virtual };

	~~it would be best if this were a synchronous RPC call, but if it has to be async we can live with that.~~

	==== Socket Management ====		==== Socket Management ====

2013-04-24T10:02:09Z

Socket Management

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	The following interfaces should be synchronous/RPC-style.		The following interfaces should be synchronous/RPC-style.

	To create a socket:		To create a socket:

	nsresult ~~CreateSocket~~(PRNetAddr* requested_address);		nsresult SocketCreate(PRNetAddr* requested_address, SocketHandle* handle);

	You pass in a PRNetAddr with an IP address but an empty (0) port.		You pass in a PRNetAddr with an IP address but an empty (0) port.
	On success, the port is filled in.		On success, the port is filled in, and the handle is valid.


			To destroy a socket:

			nsresult SocketDestroy(SocketHandle handle);


			This effectively closes it.

	==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====		==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

2013-04-24T10:00:22Z

Packet Transmisson and Reception

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	it would be best if this were a synchronous RPC call, but if it has to be async we can live with that.		it would be best if this were a synchronous RPC call, but if it has to be async we can live with that.

			==== Socket Management ====

			The following interfaces should be synchronous/RPC-style.
			To create a socket:

			nsresult CreateSocket(PRNetAddr* requested_address);

			You pass in a PRNetAddr with an IP address but an empty (0) port.
			On success, the port is filled in.




	==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====		==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

2013-04-24T09:56:50Z

Address Enumeration

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	InterfaceType type;		InterfaceType type;
	}		}
			enum InterfaceType { Local, Wired, WiFi, Mobile, Virtual };

	~~enum InterfaceType { Local~~, ~~Wired, WiFi, Mobile, Virtual };~~		it would be best if this were a synchronous RPC call, but if it has to be async we can live with that.

	==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====		==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

2013-04-24T09:56:16Z

Address Enumeration

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	EnumerateInterfaces()		EnumerateInterfaces()

			Returns a sequence of:
			{
			string name;
			PRNetAddr address;
			InterfaceType type;
			}

			enum InterfaceType { Local, Wired, WiFi, Mobile, Virtual };

	==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====		==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

2013-04-24T09:53:57Z

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	X		=== Network Proxy Interfaces for WebRTC E10S Split ===

			==== Address Enumeration ====

			EnumerateInterfaces()


			==== Packet Transmisson and Reception ====

2013-04-24T09:47:37Z

Network Proxy Interface for WebRTC/E10S

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