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## Message and Transaction Demarcation Protocol (METADAPT)
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## Message and Transaction Demarcation Protocol (METADAPT)
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The Message and Transaction Demarcation Protocol is used to break one or more
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The Message and Transaction Demarcation Protocol is used to break one or more
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reliable data streams into transactions, which are broken down further into
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reliable data streams into transactions, which are broken down further into
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messages. A message, as well as its associated metadata (length, transaction,
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messages. The representation of a message (or a part thereof) on the protocol,
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method, etc.) together is referred to as METADAPT Message Block (MMB).
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including its associated metadata (length, transaction, method, etc.) is
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referred to as METADAPT Message Block (MMB).
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For transports that offer multiple multiplexed data streams that can be created
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For transports that offer multiple multiplexed data streams that can be created
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and destroyed on-demand (such as QUIC) each stream is used as a transaction. If
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and destroyed on-demand (such as QUIC) each stream is used as a transaction. If
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