Re: Re: [jxta] [JXTA user] About create pipes between server and client.

For me, I don't think xml-rpc is the best place to point this guy.

What he's outlined should be a simple application.

What he's looking for are the steps to:  Start JXTA, look for your  
group, if you're the server and you don't see your group then create/ 
publish it.  Then discover and join the group. Then do the same thing  
for a pipe advertisement (discover it and create in/out streams) or  
create/publish it, then discover it. If you're the client then you  
discover/join the group then discover the pipe and create in/out  
streams.

Now, that said, I am new to JXTA/P2P and am stuck at the part where  
I'm trying to publish a pipe advertisement in my own group. It  
publishes ok but I never get a discovery event for my pipe  
advertisement.

I'd like to get my steps correct and then try it from there.

Getting into this stuff it's not easy to figure out the states that a  
server should go through to join a group and publish a socket. And,  
likewise, the steps a client should go through to join the group and  
discover the socket.  I've got the JXTA in a Nutshell book but I  
can't tell where it's samples are dated now that we're working with  
much newer releases of JXTA.

The jxta.org tutorials show the syntax of the separate steps but  
don't make it clear, to me at least, the overall setup/connection flow.

Like, do I have to create my own group? If I do then do I have to  
have a rendezvous running in my group? things like that..


-Mark


On Sep 14, 2005, at 3:02 PM, rzo wrote:

> Hi,
>
> take a look at jxta xmlrpc:
> http://xmlrpc.jxta.org/doc/usersguide.html
>
> it is easy to use and will give you the client server function you are
> looking for.
>
> Ron
>
> 查 杰 wrote:
>
>
>> Hi,everyone, I am writing a simple program using pipe.
>> There are two parts in the program:server and client. And I want to
>> let them communicate with each other.
>> The server side should run first, and it also have initiate a pipe to
>> listen to the client's message.
>> And then, the client send a message to the server, the server should
>> get it and return it to the client.
>> That's all.And I don't know how to initiate the pipe listening to the
>> client's message.Should I create a unidirection or bidirection pipe?
>> Could you show me the steps?
>> And also, when there are many clients, the server should response to
>> everyone, how can I make the server listen at several port,so the
>> requests can be response at the same time?
>> Please give me some simple code.Thank you!
>>
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