[Dojo-interest] Re: Dojo-interest Digest, Vol 25, Issue 5

[Gary Bettencourt]

Can't be done with javascript.  It might be possible using a signed applet.

Marc Lucchini wrote:
> Hi!
> The peers wouldn't be on a local but would know all their ip addresses.
> The idea of using Dojo for P2P is due to a school project.
> If we suppose we run on a local network, simple binds would do it?
> The peers must connect to a webserver to give their IP (centralized) 
> and get the ones of the other peers.
> Then forget the server and contact the peers directly.
> I don't see how the contacted peers can open something like a socket 
> to wait for data.
> Thanks again!
> Kind regards
>
> >If your P2P peers are all all running a local, not firewalled 
> webserver and
> >each peer knows the address of the others, then  there is no 
> difference for
> >dojo compared to a traditional client server environment. But why do you
> >want to use dojo for P2P ? At least the  part which does the P2pP
> >communication I would take outside the browser and benefit from toolkits
> >offering NAT traversal and all the other special needs of P2P.
> >
> >regards
> >Roberto
>
> >On 1/2/07, Marc Lucchini < marc.lucchini at gmail.com 
> <mailto:marc.lucchini at gmail.com>> wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >> I've seached a lot, has anyone ever tried to use dojo.bind to do p2p?
> >> How do you handle the packets received by the clients?
> >> Thanks a lot!
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