> Hello everyone,
>
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> existing multicasting group, I didn't found somthing how to create my own
> multicasting group.
You create a multicast group merely by being the first to join it.
Multicasting will only work as far as the first router encountered which
doesn't want to play. ISPs typically do not support it (it is contrary
to their economic interests for one thing).
Steve W. Jackson - 17 Apr 2006 18:39 GMT
> > Hello everyone,
> >
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> doesn't want to play. ISPs typically do not support it (it is contrary
> to their economic interests for one thing).
I'm not sure that ISPs really care so much about it one way or another.
I'm pretty sure mine has no specific policy -- or none that I've found.
And I do know that an implementation of UDP multicasting I did was
tested on a system at work where we have a hardware firewall and
successfully resulted in those UDP packets getting to another system at
home that was listening for them with the app I designed at the other
end for that purpose.
It would be a good idea for the OP to visit Sun's tutorial at
<http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/networking/index.html>. It has
reasonably good information on both TCP and UDP networking and addresses
multicasting.
= Steve =

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