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Dave, Could you share what motivated the choice of the word "datagram" for APEX? What puzzles me is that APEX rides on top of TCP, a connection-oriented protocol. APEX might be stateless, but if it rides on top of TCP how could you call it connectionless (which would be why one uses the word "datagram") ? Thanks Michel.
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