How pack, send and receive packed data?

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Eldar9x
Eldar9x
edited September 2011 in Photon Server
Hi all! How to pack a big burst of data approximately 100 kb? How then to send it and get it?
For example, if Event consists of two large Hashtable...

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  • Philip
    Philip ✭
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    Our protocol has a limit at 30kb. For now the only way is that you take care of sending it in smaller chunks.

    In most cases we have found that solving this issue per design improves usability - for instance sending paged lists allows you to display when the first chunk arrives.

    What would be your use case?
  • Eldar9x
    Eldar9x
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    O, thanks for info!
    I just thought at the time of entry Actor in World to send him the positions of other players in one package. But now I see that sending separate packages will be really convenient. And this restriction to applicable 30KB for Events as well?
  • Philip
    Philip ✭
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    yes

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