RE: Peers do not find each other

Why are u writing a code in the program for connecting to a rendezvous
peer?
Don't write any such code which stops ur program going further when it
is not connected to the rendezvous peer. The connection to the
Rendezvous peer is not necessary for any peer, and peer do not try to
connect the Rendezvous peer on it's own. We through our program ask a
peer to connect to the Rendezvous.

Refer the examples in the Developers guide and I think it will clear my
point to you in a better way.



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-----Original Message-----
From: Bernard Traversat [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 6:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JXTA user] Peers do not find each other

Matthias Horst wrote:
>
> Then I stop peer A (the rendezvous) and restart it.
>
> Again they don't find each other.
>
> Question:
> ------------
> Is anybody out there who can explain this behaviour?
Likely your Peer A RDV configuration is incorrect or Peer B seeding to
RDV A is incorrect.

> I thought that at
> least in the same subnet all peers find each other automatically as
> long as multicast is enabled even without an explicit rdv peer.
You are correct. If multicast is enabled you don't need any RDVs.

I suggest you start with the Shell (shell.jxta.org). Are you using
ext:config
to configure your peers

Hth,

B.
  Obviously as
> soon as peer A is offline for some seconds every communication between
A
> and B seems to be impossible. I don't think that you guys out there
are
> using a p2p network where everybody must reboot his application
because
> somebody else shutdown his peer ;) So what's the trick?
>
>
>
> greetings
>
>
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