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P2P JavaPeer-to-peer (P2P) Java includes networking technologies and tools like Jini (also an enterprise P2P solution) and JavaSpaces. Additionally, P2P Java now includes JXTA, an open source P2P services application framework project.Distributed Enterprise Messaging with MantaRay By Amir Shevat Java Messaging Service (JMS) is a much-used system for distributed enterprise applications, but many implementations use a "broker" approach that creates bottlenecks. MantaRay implements the JMS API through a peer-to-peer approach that, as Amir Shevat reports, provides some significant advantages. Dec. 8, 2004 Introduction to the Peer-to-Peer Sockets Project By Brad Neuberg The Peer-to-Peer Sockets project reimplements Java's standard Socket, ServerSocket,
and InetAddress
classes to work on the JXTA
peer-to-peer network rather than on the standard TCP/IP network. Brad Neuberg shows how to configure and set up the P2P Socket libraries to run on your system, how to create and run P2P server and client sockets, and how to work with the P2P InetAddress class,
and discusses security issues and limitations in the framework. Dec. 3, 2003Getting Started with JXTA, Part 5 By Scott Oaks, Bernard Traversat In this fifth and final excerpt on getting started with JXTA from JXTA in a Nutshell, learn about advertisements: structured XML documents for JXTA infrastructure. Oct. 9, 2002 Getting Started with JXTA, Part 4 By Scott Oaks, Bernard Traversat In part four in this series of book excerpts from JXTA in a Nutshell, learn about JXTA pipes. Oct. 2, 2002 Getting Started with JXTA, Part 2 By Scott Oaks, Bernard Traversat In part two of this series of book excerpts on getting started with JXTA, from JXTA in a Nutshell, learn about peergroups and discovery, which are important for understanding peer-to-peer Web services. Sep. 18, 2002 Getting Started with JXTA, Part 1 By Scott Oaks, Bernard Traversat In part one in this series of excerpts from JXTA in a Nutshell, learn about setting up the JXTA Java environment as well as JXTA class files, shells, and peers. Sep. 11, 2002 Web Services and the Search for Really Big Prime Numbers By Eoin Lane Web services should open up new avenues of computing. Such as? This article shows how Web services are an ideal model for computing Mersenne prime numbers, some of the largest primes yet discovered. Aug. 29, 2002 Replace those Shared Drives with Space Drives By Robert Flenner PCs gave users flexibility at the cost of accessibility. Shared drives are an attempt to make users' PCs accessible to one another, but at the cost of flexibility. Space drives offer the best of both worlds -- sharing resources without locking into a client-server model. Aug. 28, 2002 Clustering with Tomcat By Shyam Kumar Doddavula Web applications can benefit from clustering. This article presents a clustering solution for Jakarta Tomcat to provide high scalability, load-balancing, and high availability using JavaSpaces technology. Jul. 17, 2002 Using Jini to Build a Catastrophe-Resistant System, Part 2 By Dave Sag Can you imagine a computer system that could survive the Sept. 11 attacks? Dave Sag describes such a system: COS. In this article, he describes a Dawg -- distributed, ad hoc, workgroup -- application. May. 15, 2002 Developing Highly Distributed Applications with Jtrix By Nik Silver Imagine a way to create Web services that are mobile, highly distributed for reliability, and scalable in both directions -- that is, resource usage can be scaled up or down as needed. That's Jtrix, a new open source project. May. 8, 2002 Using Jini to Build a Catastrophe-Resistant System By Dave Sag Sept. 11 caught the IT departments of several firms without timely backups. To the author, the tragedy made clear the need for self-healing, distributed systems that could survive the unthinkable. The article describes such a system, based on Sun's Rio technology. May. 1, 2002 Jini: The Natural Fit for Web Services By Teddy Achacoso, Ph.D. Self-similar infrastructures allow for dynamic scaling to very large systems. So what is the natural, self-similar infrastructure for Web services? In a word, Jini. Teddy Achacoso explains. Oct. 31, 2001 XTRA JXTA: The P2P/Web Services Connection By Richard Koman A look at some of the O'Reilly Network articles that cover JXTA's capabilities and functions, as well as how JXTA ties together Web services and P2P. Oct. 24, 2001 Getting Up To Speed with JXTA By Richard Koman Get up to speed on JXTA in time for O'Reilly's P2P and Web Services Conference. This package includes an analysis of the JXTA framework, a JXTA Shell tutorial, and a look at JuxtaNet, an alternative to Gnutella. Sep. 4, 2001 Hello JXTA! By Raffi Krikorian Raffi Krikorian gives us an insider's view of JXTA, and how it can be used to develop a simple 'Hello World' P2P application. Apr. 25, 2001 First Contact: Is There Life in JavaSpace? By Robert Flenner Robert Flenner couldn't have imagined that JavaSpaces and Jini would lead to a space where first contact is a reality. Apr. 5, 2001 Crudlets: Making Peace Between Extreme Jini and XML Viewpoints By Dave Sag Dave Sag expresses his opinion about the Jini and XML communities, and proposes crudlets as a peace offering for the two. Apr. 5, 2001 Jini and JavaSpaces: the B2B Dark Horse? By Robert Flenner Jini and JavaSpaces can be used to complement B2B e-commerce solutions. Feb. 1, 2001 Jini as an Enterprise Solution By Dave Sag Dave Sag takes us on a guided tour of Jini as he and his team implemented it as a cost efficient, low-overhead enterprise application development solution for a B2B exchange as an alternative to Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) and application server products. Jan. 4, 2001 |
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