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Java Forum / General / February 2008Chord Protocol with java rmi
Hi everybody, Can someone tell me how I can find something useful for create a chord protocol for a peer to peer applicaction using java rmi? thanks in advance! Engeltje schrieb: > Hi everybody, > Can someone tell me how I can find something useful for create a > chord protocol for a peer to peer applicaction using java rmi? > thanks in advance! I don't think that rmi might be the method of choice for this. Rather implement your own Aplication protocol on top of TCP or use Java's serialization. And why Chord, being nostalgic? Christian >> Hi everybody, >> Can someone tell me how I can find something useful for create a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Christian I would prefer Kademlia or a variant of it. There a two major implementation in java for it: 1. mojito from the limewire project 2. azureus and its DHT library. By the way, does anybody knows an Kad or DHT implementation for Java ME? Greetings Tobias Tobias Ginzler schrieb: >>> Hi everybody, >>> Can someone tell me how I can find something useful for create a [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > Greetings > Tobias But why implement something older than Kademlia. After all the people that invented Chord gave it up because their own invention Koorde was a better DHT. and I know of no implementations for Java ME Christian > Engeltje schrieb: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Christian Thx to answer me....the problem is that my teacher assigned me this project...and ask me for using rmi approach...and I have just 6 days to finish it!!! I'm so confused!!!:-( angelo Hi Tobias Ginzler, Did you some experients in Azeureus DHT library. I'm working with Openchord (is impléméntation of Chord DHT) and it found that it's not working well. I need one good implementation of Chord DHT in java to test some of my research results by building another layer on it . Thanks Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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