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Hanni
Hanni

Reputation: 345

Peer-to-Peer application using java

I want to develop a p2p app using java and netbeans IDE. In my app i want to make two things

Introduction to the Peer-to-Peer Sockets Project

Peer-to-Peer File Sharing

Problem is how i am able to connect two or more pcs connected to different networks. Showing all connected peers, file sharing of any type under a size limit. Any help will be appreciated.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1898

Answers (2)

Yongqiang Chen
Yongqiang Chen

Reputation: 101

Now if you are trying to connect two end point which resides behind same network or NAT then simply knowing or advertising the local host candidates will do the job, but if any of your end point resides out side of the network or having NAT between two endpoints then you need to traverse the NAT using protocols like STUN/TURN/ICE.

Upvotes: 0

Palash Borhan Uddin
Palash Borhan Uddin

Reputation: 394

These questions are dealing with the most well known problem of NAT traversal, dealing with the NAT traversal is not related with the language you are using rather its about the basic problem domain. First of all you need to advertise the address(es) of your both end using some signalling method (i.e. SIP, Jingle ..). Now if you are trying to connect two end point which resides behind same network or NAT then simply knowing or advertising the local host candidates will do the job, but if any of your end point resides out side of the network or having NAT between two endpoints then you need to traverse the NAT using protocols like STUN/TURN/ICE. Based on your use cases, you may interested to read the RFCs like RFC-5389, RFC-5245 and RFC-5766. Once you know what you need you might get any open source solution by google, or If you are curious enough you may start implementing your solution based on the RFCs. So the keywords like NAT traversal or STUN/TURN/ICE might help you to know your problem first, once you know your problem domain then you can find solution.

Upvotes: 3

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