Re:RFC 7540 – HTTP2
by gtirloni on Thursday May 14, 2015 @09:07PM
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I think you're confusing the transport layer with the session and presentation layers. That being said, HTTP/2 is more than just a different way of opening connections and, yes, changing TCP in such fundamental ways would be impossible given the widespread adoption and burden a layer that is not expected to do all of that (when it should be flexible and enable more complex operations from the upper layers).
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Re:RFC 7540 – HTTP2
by netheril96 on Friday May 15, 2015 @02:22AM
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> I think you're confusing the transport layer with the session and presentation layers.
There is no confusion. No one uses OSI model. So there are no session and presentation layers, at least in the minds of OP.
Re:RFC 7540 – HTTP2
by billyhoffman on Friday May 15, 2015 @04:03AM
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Ok, so in this view what is TLS? It's not the "transport layer" but it also is application agnostic.
Re:RFC 7540 – HTTP2
by netheril96 on Friday May 15, 2015 @04:46AM
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Application layer. Everything above the transport layer is on application layer.