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... service is the
ability to handle such an abstraction (e.g., recognize object
boundaries). The details of object management are implementation
dependent and thus are not specified in this RFC. However, as this
represents a potential fundamental change to the TCP ...
... reliability. And both sides will need to redefine the notion of
window management. Let us look specifically at how each side of the
TCP connection is managed under this new paradigm.
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... retransmitting after a time-out - however, each takes on a new
meaning in a partial order service. Additionally, the management of
the service profile ...
... NBART-L, then steps 4 and 5 are omitted.
Buffer management at the sending end of a partial order connection is
dependent upon the object reliability ...
... for later possible retransmission since NBART-L objects are never
retransmitted. The details of buffer management - such as whether to
allocate fixed-size pools of memory, or perhaps utilize a dynamic
heap allocation strategy - are left to the particular system
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... TCP has additional decisions to make involving object
deliverability, reliability and window management. Additionally, the
service profile ...
... Receivable Set = {(1,2),(1,4),(1,5),(1,6),(2,1)}
In general, the notion of window management takes on new meaning with
a partial order service. One may re-examine the classic window
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... connection is an example)
(4) Management of "objects" rather than octets
(5) Modified acknowledgment strategy
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