no.
smlrpc is remote procedue call; using xml...well; it you use xml you may bump up against the 1400k mtu limit of udp...your probably thinking xml cause you come from a web (we gotta be compliant with standards cause we want everyone to like us) way of thinking.
<ping><node-address>127.0.0.1:1234</node-address></ping>
now add all the other xml garbage declaring it to be 1.0 compatible...plus data you probably don't know you'll need yet; like a node address list..
anyway...i know a little bit about xml since i first serialized java object to and from xml in 99...the first engineer to do that...as far as i know...oh yeah, that was way before the orielly book.
any...libjingle...never heard of it...but NAT traversal is not a big deal...after you figure out how its done...and doing it effciently
means nothing.
there are a lot of p2p standardization libs out there; most notably JAXT or JXAT...anyway...
>> dependencies on XMPP
no one will use a library with external dependecies...we just won't include it in our source code cause...it sucks...we only want things that are extremely easy to integrate without dependecies...this goes for any library.
Sylvio Drouin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks to all for making p2p-hackers such an interesting forum!
Question:
As part of the open source p2p search network that we are developing
(early early stage but you can see at http://www.seeks.io) we are using
libjingle and xmlrpc for communication between peers. We have stripped
down libjingle to its bare bones and also removed the networking part of
XMLRPC and "glued" it to libjingle.
Each peer is a LSH/DHT node with 32 other attached peers.
Libjingle was selected because it does NAT traversal very efficiently,
it is open source and modular enough so to strip its telephony components.
The question is: do you think this model make sense? (considering
libJingle dependencies on XMPP)
Any comments or views on these matters will be more than appreciated!
Thanks for reading this
sylvio drouin
san francisco
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