PRUDP packets contain a source and destination port (just like regular TCP/UDP packets). These can be used to:
Establish multiple PRUDP connections using a single transport connection (e.g. using a single websocket connection)
Host multiple PRUDP servers at the same address (e.g. under the same websocket server)
My current implementation does not support this however. It always establishes a new transport connection for each PRUDP connection, and only one PRUDP server can be hosted at a given TCP/UDP port.
For completeness sake, it would be nice to properly implement PRUDP ports. Unfortunately, this is very difficult.
PRUDP packets contain a source and destination port (just like regular TCP/UDP packets). These can be used to:
My current implementation does not support this however. It always establishes a new transport connection for each PRUDP connection, and only one PRUDP server can be hosted at a given TCP/UDP port.
For completeness sake, it would be nice to properly implement PRUDP ports. Unfortunately, this is very difficult.