Re: queryHitMessage

Hi Chris, 

I can't directly help you with the code, but I have a question: 

Is there a reason why you chose JTella (which is quite outdated, if I recall 
correctly)? 

And why you didn't choose to modify one of the active clients to fit your 
needs? 
There you'd find a community of developers who know the code of the client in 
question and who could help you implementing what you need. 

- Arne
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http://phex.org - Gnutella based p2p client in Java 
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Am Montag, 12 de November de 2007 14:42:56 schrieb cmaeschig:
> Hi there!
>
> I'm writing a Gnutella Client for a social project, which will serve
> "nature/pollution" based content by reacting to predefined keywords. The
> client is based on JTella 0.8 with enhancements.
>
> At the moment, I'm stuck implementing the queryHitMessage-reply, which is
> fired, when a query message with one of my predefined keywords arrives.
>
> I follow the gnutella 0.6 specification an build a message with the
> content:
>
> byte0          : number of files ( 1 for example)
> bytes 1-2  : Port
> bytes 3-6  : IP Address of my client
> bytes 7-10: Speed of my client
> bytes 11-..: Filerecord, containing Filename, internal Hashcode and Size
> for each of the resulting files,
> Filerecords are followed by vendorcode, which is followed by my client-id
> (15 bytes + 0- termination).
>
> That's the message so far, but it doesn't seem to be displayed in the
> client of the receiver. Is there anything, I forgot? Are there any
> mistakes?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance,
>
> Chris


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