Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Proto/cModules/b0GNRS/a0NetworkProtocol2

Timestamp:

Sep 25, 2015, 3:49:12 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

sujasrinivasan

Comment:

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Proto/cModules/b0GNRS/a0NetworkProtocol2

@@ -79 +79 @@
 * '''Requestor Address''' - Network Address of the original sender (originator) of the request message.
 * '''Requestor Payload''' - Message-specific request payload, including options. See message types below.
-* '''Global Options''' - A set of global options for the query, currently limited to the ones listed below.
+* '''Global Options''' - A set of global options for the query.
 
 === Options ===
 
-There are two types of options. Global options which are appended to the message as whole (e.g. Recursive Option). Local options are associated with each bindings that is stored in the GNRS (e.g. Expiration Option). Both types are encoded in the same format.
+There are two types of options - Global and Local. Global options which are appended to the message as whole (e.g. Recursive Option). Local options are associated with each binding that is stored in the GNRS (e.g. Expiration Option). Both types are encoded in the same format.
 
 Options are encoded as a (Type, Length, Value) 3-tuple. Unsupported options can be ignored by the receiving host, but should be preserved when stored or forwarded so that other hosts have the opportunity to interpret them. The block of options are located either before or after the "payload" of the message.
@@ -112 +112 @@
 === Lookup Request ===
 
-The lookup request is used to retrieve the binding(s) for a GUID. It includes the query GUID and optional parameter 'type'. If a type is specified, only that particular binding is fetched. Multiple types can me included in a sinlge lookup request. If no type is specified, all the bindings for that GUID are returned.
+The lookup request is used to retrieve the binding(s) for a GUID. It includes the query GUID and optional parameter 'type'. If a type is specified, only that particular binding is fetched. Multiple types can be included in a single lookup request. If no type is specified, all the bindings for that GUID are returned.
 Its' format is as follows:
 
@@ -182 +182 @@
 * '''Number of Bindings''' - Number of bindings being inserted/updated.
 * '''Entry''' - Binding of a type
-* '''Type''' - Type of the binding 
-* '''Number of values''' - Number of values of the type
+* '''Type''' - Type of the binding being inserted/updated
+* '''Number of values''' - Number of values of the type.
 * '''Length of values''' - Length of values.
 * '''Length of options''' - Length of local options.