- From: Harald Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no>
- Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 11:45:18 +0100
- To: public-webrtc@w3.org
On 12/11/2012 07:58 PM, Martin Thomson wrote: > For the discussion on Thursday (or Friday for our friends from the > future) on warming up candidates. > > This summarizes the conclusions that we made at the face-to-face > meeting. If we can all agree that this is OK as proposed, then the > time can be freed up for other discussion. (with my personal contributor hat on) This seems OK to me, but I have some questions on how it's supposed to work... - practical experience: How long are candidates usually valid for? If they stop working (NAT timeout, TURN sever timeout), how can we tell? - if candidate pool is pre-filled, is the intention that createOffer/createAnswer makes an offer that has the candidates available at the time? (I think yes) - if candidate pool doesn't have the number of candidates needed, will createOffer return an incomplete offer, and if one wants to have a complete one, one has to wait for the necessary number of icecandidate events before pulling a completed offer from localDescription (same as without the pool)? (I think yes) - are the candidates gone from the pool when createOffer has been called, or will a new createOffer return the same candidates? - if the pool has been depleted by a createOffer, is it ever refilled? (I think not - when in established state, new candidates that don't correspond to new addresses aren't needed) I'm happy to incorporate text based on the proposal in the slides. We'll iterate on it.
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