[p2p-hackers] traversing NAT and Java

[Ash Maurya]

Davide,

JXTA also *fairly* recently introduced a JxtaSocket abstraction in  
the platform itself which works a lot like a regular java socket.  
This allows regular socket applications to be fairly easily JXTA- 
ized. For instance we use JxtaSocket with the Smack XMPP library to  
provide a XMPP over JXTA solution in the open source WiredReach  
platform.

Regards,

Ash
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Ashish Maurya
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company: http://www.wiredreach.com
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On Sep 16, 2005, at 10:49 AM, Davide Carboni wrote:

> Hi, I'm looking for a good and reusable Java implementation of NAT
> traversal solution like connection reversal,  UDP/TCP hole punching
> etc.
> I'm aware that JXTA provides NAT traversal but I do not want to
> redesign my applications with JXTA. I'm also aware of P2PSockets which
> hides JXTA under the hood but I've tried it without success and the
> project seems a little "inactive".
>
> Bye
> Davide
> -- 
> Io non l'ho votato!
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