Implementation and Analysis of TML Based on Different Transport Protocols

Zhu Ge Bin; Yu Cheng; Wei Ming Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.44-47.997

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Implementation and Analysis of TML Based on Different Transport Protocols

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The messages in the Fp reference point of ForCES protocol can be divided into two kinds: control messages and redirect messages. According to this division, the control message channel was used to transmit control messages and the redirect message channel was used to transmit redirect messages. In this paper, we use different transport protocols to transmit control messages and redirect messages. Then test and analyze the TML based on different transport protocol to verify the correctness of the designs.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 44-47)

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Zhu Ge Bin, Yu Cheng, Wei Ming Wang

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Forces, SCTP, TCP/UDP, TIPC, TML

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