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Sip Tools is a composite project including several toolkits to enhance JAIN-SIP, Java Media Framework, and similar tools centering on SIP and RTP Media. Iced Java is a Java implementation of RFC 5245 ICE, RFC 5389 STUN and RFC 5766 TURN. The goal of this project is to be as all-encompassing of ... [More] use cases as possible, while imposing a minimal burden on the users of the library to modify their code. RTP Streaming is the most obvious use case, though any P2P Datagram based service is a good candidate for using Iced Java to reduce the programming burden imposed by NATs. [Less]

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This library provides a very simple way of communicating with other peers without need for a server. Usage Requirements:Windows Vista or XP with PNRP 2.0 .Net 3.5

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JKad is a Java implementation of the p2p network Kademlia. Its the conclusion project for university and at this level it serves more like a solo advanced programming exercise than a real production scale project

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Symbee eliminates the need for you to ever send a file to anybody, every upload the file to any server or website, ever email or ftp the file. Just share the files and let your buddies pick up the files they like and when they like. You do the same. Don't ask your buddies to send files, just ... [More] browse and search the shared folders and pick up the files you like. Browse through the photos shared by your buddies as if they were on your machine, preview each photo and choose what to save and what to skip. Share Folders Share your folders with your Google Talk IM Buddies. Login with your Google Talk account and start sharing folders with you Google Talk buddies. Once you shared folders, you buddies will be able to instantly browse through you shared folders. Browse Shared folders You can instantly browse folders that you buddies have shared Search Search the folders that you buddies have shared. If you buddies are using Google desktop, Symbee uses Google desktop to provide the search results Photo Preview and Sharing View image previews before you download them Download Directories/Multiple Files You can select multiple files or whole directories to be copied Allow or Block buddies selectively You can setup Symbee to allow only specific buddies to access you shared folders or block specific buddies. Allow or block sharing specific file types You can setup Symbee to allow only specific files types like music files or photos or block specific file types like word documents. To use our beta version: http://symbeeonline.com/install.html [Less]

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this is an ambitious project, made of roughly 3 parts: structured data templates where all the information should be stored; distributed network dispatcher that could send matched information around and a browser capable of displaying and inserting all the data. Storage should be made on a ... [More] distributed cache fashion, not letting rare information disappear and replicating to more available peers the most popular information. On the user interface it should be able to rate all information and present it to users in a personalized way, where the ratings of trusted people have more weight on a automated suggestion for a certain category of items. Such complex relative matching may become too cpu intensive, so this calculation should be as distributed as possible; automation agents should be implemented in such a way that their ratings should be like phantom ratings of the users they represent, all this in a way that could be validaded or ignored by the user in the most convenient way possible; preferably something implicit from simple movements of her eyes (or mouse, actually). examples of useful matching could range from: insert buy interests and see feeds of sell ads, or vice-versa, as well setting up exchanges based on a real or arbitrary monetary system; insert personal characteristics and interests and see romantic matches; give and receive suggestions of interesting things spread through a subject-oriented the trust network; automatic playlist generation, movies suggestions, commented news aggregation; input dates and schedules of anything and have it verified and adjusted until fit reality Lots of time helpers, calendars, date operations, and alike, may help to place items and events on the timescape (as well on the geographic space, with google maps, for example); this may help to find people online, detect the time peers would be unavailable, know the best time to arrive to a party, when to go to the bus stop, know the frequency any uncommon event occur by collaborating empirical data to form a good estimate of next events. [Less]

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What is it? A capability-secure set of data-processing and message passing frameworks based upon E's Elib (http://www.e-rights.org) ported to C++. Scatter is a rather ambitious project that involves several modules and serveral phases. It is oriented around capability-secure efficient message ... [More] passing, event management, and availability management in a distributed environment. In the short term it will be a library that will allow easy construction of distributed data processing and message passing components. The First phase will have 4 modules. What does it include? Client - The framework for creating a secure listener/observer type system in a distributed environment. Server - The framework for creating dispatcher type components in a secure distributed environment. (note, in most architectures, nodes will be both client and server, but the distincion is made for clarity) Registrar - A framework for managing connections between clients and servers, analyzing traffic, optimizing the network, etc. This is often the start point for authorization for foaf type referrals to server nodes. Core Lib - A set of tools and libraries and additional analogies and abstractions of existing network tasks. What is it good for? Scatter can be used for things as simple as task delegation for processor intensive operations. Some of the goals for Scatter are a distributed inference correlation engine, an online game, and a generic work sharing framework. Once in its stable stages, it will have the capabilities for ad-hoc task and resource management, user management and monitoring. So it will, in a sense become a distributed OS. What platforms will be supported? The core libs and frameworks will be created in Posix oriented C++, so it will be available for most *nixes, Mac OS, and Windows with the help of Cygwin. [Less]

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EasyshareFS lets you share files with everyone else on the local network without configuration, without logging into a remote computer, and without a server. Every participating computer gets one EasyshareFS volume. This volume shows every file in every EasyshareFS volume on the local network. ... [More] Essentially, all Easyshare FS volumes form one big 'file cloud' which every user is shown. And every user can access all files in the file cloud as if they were local files. I know what you're thinking: 'Mac OS X has AppleShare (AFP) already. Why shouldn't I use that and be done with it?' To get the answer to that question and many more, please visit our FrequentlyAskedQuestions. At least, that is the goal of this project. EasyshareFS is still in the early stages of development, and nothing has been released yet. If you're looking for a ready-to-use application, you'll have to wait for a bit. Sorry. But be sure to check back once in a while. Noting to see here. Move along citizen :-) To see more details on how it will work please visit HowItWorks. The list of planned features is in TheFeatures [Less]

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A rewrite of my program at http://distweb.sf.net/. A Darknet filesharing program which is extremely beta. I have since written some Encryption Wrappers, along with many libraries from Tree Hashing to Media Metadata readers. However this project still has about ~6 months before any good beta ... [More] releases (because I am rewriting the entire GUI in GTK instead of Glade); Unless of course I get some help. Also, this project includes mostly re-usable code. It also includes a lot of useful code which is not yet integrated. Also, I wrote a cool debugging program which runs your program through gdb/dbx and if it crashes, a UI prompt to send the ENTIRE backtrace to the developer is shown, which has support for SMTP to send the email through the developers email. Libraries included, all by me (some wrappers) are: TreeHashing CGI libs (file upload supported) Portable Socket Library (support encryption) SMTP (supports STARTTLS) POP3 (support encryption) URI/Base(32/64) encoding Decoding *SHA1 Library *MD5 Library MP3 length/metadata query library (mplib.sf.net wrapper) Full dir listing function/struct, sorting functions (struct dirent ** ) HTTP wget-like lib (encryption supported) *Not by me, just cleaned up +Also, EVERYTHING here works on Win32 too, even Win95 ;-) karlanmitchell at gmail dot com [Less]

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The Web P2P project goal is to create Peer-to-Peer style web servers. Using Web P2P one will be able to freely publish a web-site without any web hosting concerns. It is being developed by students at the Federal University Of Campina Grande (UFCG), Brazil.

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Renderizado mediante un arbol kd tree mediante una red Peer to PeerProyecto en el cual se realiza el calculo de la busqueda de una manera distribuida.

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