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Currently, the data that goes across the wire for every chunk includes a spot for the destinationAccount. At the moment this is only used on the first message the client sends to the server, and is left as an empty string (encoded as a single 0-byte) for every subsequent message.
We should probably make a separate message type that has the destinationAccount field.
One question related to this is whether that message should be thought of as a "connect" message, or whether you could send that later, for example if you want to change the ILP address the other party should be sending to.
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Agreed. Then the question is just whether we should have a different type that indicates whether there is an account in there or whether we should keep using the (somewhat hacky) trick of just putting the account as an empty string.
Currently, the data that goes across the wire for every chunk includes a spot for the
destinationAccount
. At the moment this is only used on the first message the client sends to the server, and is left as an empty string (encoded as a single 0-byte) for every subsequent message.We should probably make a separate message type that has the
destinationAccount
field.One question related to this is whether that message should be thought of as a "connect" message, or whether you could send that later, for example if you want to change the ILP address the other party should be sending to.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: