The peer-to-peer chat sample in SDK is fit for multiparty chat. So, how implement a chat application like msn which provide one-one chat
Thanks.
Is peerchannel enough for one-one chat application?
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Is peerchannel enough for one-one chat application?
kerberos.dll
Thanks for your kindly reponse.
I have no ideas on how to restrict the conversation in two persons since the peerchannel is used. Any suggestions
anyother question, can peerchannel be used in a multipart video conference application as the performance is concerned
Tuomas Siren
Hi LeoXue,
The peer channel can be used for 1:1 chat as well; the nice thing about it is that you can seamlessly expand it to being a multiparty application as well. For instance, two friends are chatting, and then you just invite another friend into the chat session.
If however, you are always going to have a 1:1 chat only (and never multiparty chat), then just using the TCP Channel might be a better option.
Thanks,
Ravi