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Peer

Peer. Simple P2P implementation based on JXTA. JXTA history. Started by SUN Microsystems in 1999 Released Open Source in 2001. JXTA implementation. Officiel : JXSE : JXTA (Java) Standard Edition JXTA-C : JXTA C++ implementation JXME : JXTA (Java) Mobile Edition Non-officiel

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Peer

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  1. Peer Simple P2P implementationbased on JXTA

  2. JXTA history • Started by SUN Microsystems in 1999 • Released Open Source in 2001

  3. JXTA implementation • Officiel : • JXSE : JXTA (Java) Standard Edition • JXTA-C : JXTA C++ implementation • JXME : JXTA (Java) Mobile Edition • Non-officiel • JXTA-droid : AndroidImplementation

  4. JXTA available transport protocol • HTTP • TCP • UDP • Fully compatible withwiresharkhttp://wiki.wireshark.org/JXTA

  5. Basic configuration

  6. Terminology • Edge : • RendezVous : • Relay : • Super Peer : Relay + RendezVous

  7. Basic Configuration • Service Provider and Service Client connect to a JXTA RendezVousvia http • Message the Service Provider and the Client are polled

  8. Our Developpment • The developpmentwe made is a simple Java framework to simplify the use of JXTA notoriouslyknown for it’s hard learningcurve • Easy service deployment • Configuration centralized in a single XML file

  9. Configuration File

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