Hi Michael,
I aggree it is quite specialised, but I think it would be good for
java to support this. Yes I would love to use Linux or Solaris but I
have to support windows.
I am going to look at the internals of the openJDK now and see how it works.
Thanks for your help so far and I will let you
Hi Cormac,
I don't think it's likely that Java SE will support RFC3542 in the near
future.
I can't say however, whether anybody is actually doing any work on
trying to support it.
It seems like a fairly specialised requirement, that the majority of
IPv6 applications would
not use.
Have you l
Hello, I'm continuing a work that was started in 2006. We first
improve the already implemented, and now we are gone to view the
basics rfcs and implement the rest of the basic stack. I'll see
tonight if i can, if we already have implemented thath rfc, but i
don't think so.
2007/11/22, cormacmul <
Hello Roger,
I just submitted a mail there about RFC 3542 and RFC 2292 Advanced Sockets
Application Program Interface (API) for IPv6. Do you implement anything to
do with routing headers?
I am working in academia as well and would be very insterested in talking
about your solution. Are you visib
Hello all,
I'm working on a project at the moment that needs's access to the
"type 0 routing header" in an IPv6 packet. RFC 2292 describes a nice
API, which allows you access to the routing header, see
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2292#section-8.9
I see that JavaSE supports RFC 2553 Basic Socket
