I haven't heard of any Debian-specific version. JXTA is implemented in
Java and C. You can download it from:

http://download.jxta.org/index.html

Peter
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is there a debian version somewhere? I want to try it.
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PPP PPP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  
Hello Vanessa,

Thanks so much for providing some hope into JXTA.
Is there any document or pointers on how to setup JXTA for private  
network?

TIA

Vikram

    

Hi Vikram,

yes there is. You can check out Mark Petrovic's blog for an article  
and sample code. I think he's cooking up an even more thorough  
tutorial as we speak, so check back at his site later:

http://www.petrovic.org/blog/2006/11/13/a-simple-jxta-rendezvous-and- 
relay-for-a-private-net-peergroup-and-subgroups/

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"David Barrett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  
Vanessa -- That's great to hear JXTA is growing.  Can you estimate  
the rough
size of the largest deployed JXTA-based application?  Is it in the  
tens,
hundreds, thousands, etc of nodes?

-david

    

Hi David,

that's a good question. I don't know the answer off-hand, and I'm not  
sure I can find out since a lot of the bigger projects are  
confidential (like the military and telecomm ones.) I can ask around  
and see if anyone else has an idea...

Cheers,

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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:54:41 -0800
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A few years back (maybe 2003?) I was working with a company named
NextPage.
We had a real-world JXTA deployment in the hundreds of nodes, and we
were
told it was the biggest at the time.  Indeed, we were sharing our
performance-testing scripts with some of the Sun JXTA engineers because
of
that.  I know there's a ton of JXTA research going on, but I'm curious
what
other real-world deployments have since occurred, and at what scale.  

-david

  
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"David Barrett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    
Vanessa -- That's great to hear JXTA is growing.  Can you estimate
the rough
size of the largest deployed JXTA-based application?  Is it in the
tens,
hundreds, thousands, etc of nodes?

-david

      
Hi David,

that's a good question. I don't know the answer off-hand, and I'm not
sure I can find out since a lot of the bigger projects are
confidential (like the military and telecomm ones.) I can ask around
and see if anyone else has an idea...

Cheers,

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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 13:09:25 -0800
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PPP PPP wrote:
  
I have gone through some parts of JXTA website but not sure is it alive 
and kicking project or something which has expired/died? 
    
The project continues to grow and we are seeing increased
contributions from the community. A few week ago, new stable releases of

the JXTA Java SE, ME and C/C++/.net bindings were released. You may want

to subscribe to the JXTA user/dev mailing lists to get an idea of what's

going on within the community.

  
Is anyone in 
the community using it for anything fruitful
    

The primary usages of the technology we are seeing:
  - Enterprise workgroup collaboration
  - Consumer content sharing service
  - Highly resilient decentralized military networks
  - Dynamic grid infrastructure
  - Mobile mesh and ad hoc networking
  - Decentralized search engine

We just announced Project Shoal (http://shoal.dev.java.net) which is
embedding JXTA as the dynamic clustering infrastructure for the 
Glassfish (https://glassfish.dev.java.net) appserver.


  
 From my understanding looks like lot of effort has gone into making it 
but looked to me like it missed couple of things like support for 
TURN/STUN/RELAY module
    
JXTA has a relay service and implements some similar mechanisms to STUN 
to cross firewall and NATs.

Cheers,

B.
  
 
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