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zak100
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Hi,
I know that UDP does not preserve ordering. This means two messages sent maybe received in order different to the sending order. But how a message preserves order within itself. If it breaks the message into packets how these packets unite to form a message similar to the message sent. Or the message is not broken into packets?? Is one packet equal to one message in UDP??
Some body please guide me.
Zulfi.
I know that UDP does not preserve ordering. This means two messages sent maybe received in order different to the sending order. But how a message preserves order within itself. If it breaks the message into packets how these packets unite to form a message similar to the message sent. Or the message is not broken into packets?? Is one packet equal to one message in UDP??
Some body please guide me.
Zulfi.