CoAP Message Format (field by field) | CoAP | RFC 7252 | CoAP Tutorial (Part 2)
A CoAP message is encoded in a binary format, and it starts with a fixed-size 4-byte Header that may be followed by compact binary options and a payload. In this video, the CoAP Message Format, as defined in RFC 7252, is explained field by field.
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