Re: [JXTA discuss] Project Proposal: Symbian C++ binding for JXTA core

Lucian Piros wrote:
> The purpose of the project is to provide a JXTA core implementation
> for Symbian OS.
> At least following should be done:
>    - Build TCP and HTTP (standard) transports
>    - Build the core services (Endpoint, Endpoint Router, Peer Resolver)
>    - Build higher level protocols (Peer Discovery, Rendezvous, Peer
> Information & Pipe Binding)
> 
> I am proposing this project under core category.
+1

I recommend you look at the Jxta-C/C++(jxta-c.jxta.org project). The
current implementation isolates OS runtime dependencies from
the high-level JXTA XML protocols implementation using the
Apache APR runtime as a porting layer. The apache APR may already
support Symbian OS, or it should be fairly straightforward to do a
native port directly to Symbian OS removing the APR layer. We have
defined a JPR (JXTA Porting layer) to isolate APR code from the
core Jxta-c implementation.

Hth,

B.

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