What is a pseudo-tcp channel and how can it be implemented?
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Pseudo-TCP is a protocol that implements some of the ideas of TCP to provide a reliable data stream over an unreliable, packet-based interface. This could be used, for example, if you had access to only UDP but wanted a reliable way to pass data.
You can find example code here:
Google Code – PseudoTCP Channel (Header File)
Google Code – PseudoTCP Channel (CC File)