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Here is an example of using Secure Session to implement a minimal networking application. Don't do anything fancy: a simple echo server with fixed keys and basic error handling should be enough. We need to illustrate the following points: - how to initiate connections and exchange data - how to use both APIs of SecureSession - how to implement SecureSessionTransport correctly There are also some specific comments on the session termination which has to be handled on the application layer.
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Here is an example of using Secure Session to implement a minimal networking application. Don't do anything fancy: a simple echo server with fixed keys and basic error handling should be enough.
We need to illustrate the following points:
There are also some specific comments on the session termination which has to be handled on the application layer.