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Extending JXTA for P2P File Sharing Systems

Bhanukrushana Rout, Smrutiranjan Sahu

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File sharing is among the most important features of the today’s Internet-based applications. Most of such applications are server-based approaches inheriting thus the disadvantages of centralized systems. Advances in P2P systems are allowing to share huge quantities of data and files in a distributed way. In this paper, we present extensions of JXTA protocols to support file sharing in P2P systems with the aim to overcome limitations of server-mediated approaches. Our proposal is validated in practice by deploying a P2P file sharing system in a real P2P network.The empirical study revealed the benefits and drawbacks of using JXTA protocol for P2P file sharing systems.one of the most important concern.

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File sharing is among the most important features of the today’s Internet-based applications. Most of such applications are server-based approaches inheriting thus the disadvantages of centralized systems. Advances in P2P systems are allowing to share huge quantities of data and files in a distributed way. In this paper, we present extensions of JXTA protocols to support file sharing in P2P systems with the aim to overcome limitations of server-mediated approaches. Our proposal is validated in practice by deploying a P2P file sharing system in a real P2P network.The empirical study revealed the benefits and drawbacks of using JXTA protocol for P2P file sharing systems.one of the most important concern.

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File sharing is among the most important features of the today’s Internet-based applications. Most of such applications are server-based approaches inheriting thus the disadvantages of centralized systems. Advances in P2P systems are allowing to share huge quantities of data and files in a distributed way. In this paper, we present extensions of JXTA protocols to support file sharing in P2P systems with the aim to overcome limitations of server-mediated approaches. Our proposal is validated in practice by deploying a P2P file sharing system in a real P2P network.The empirical study revealed the benefits and drawbacks of using JXTA protocol for P2P file sharing systems.one of the most important concern.

Key concepts: File sharing, Computer science, File server, SSH File Transfer Protocol, The Internet, File system, Protocol (science), Self-certifying File System

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