Add coaps+tcp support based on java-coap to client and server. #1607
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A first implementation of coaps+tcp based on java-coap + netty (for server) + default OpenJDK TLS implementation. (related issue : #1594)
As it is based on OpenJDK this only support X509 (not PSK or RPK)
This is not mature at all (especially all around connection/deconnection/reconnection) but this is in a testable state.
leshan-server-demo provide a new endpoint for
coaps+tcpat port5684.leshan-client-demo can be used with coap+tcp launching command :
java -jar leshan-client-demo.jar -u coaps+tcp://localhost:5684