Projects by Topic: P2P
There are so many different ways to arrive at the home page for an interesting project here on java.net. To help you find the project you are looking for or to retrace your steps to rediscover a project that piqued your interest, you can list the projects alphabetically, by community, by topic, or by downloadable executables. You can pull out only those that are hosted here on java.net or look for the special "linked" symbol to identify those projects that are hosted on other sites. We are particularly proud of those projects that began in our incubator and have matured into successful projects and are listed as incubator graduates.
Glow is a project to initially develop a compelling calendar and contacts client, which will evolve into a full-featured application for communications and collaboration.
Juse (sounds like juice) stands for Java User Service Environment. Juse is about bringing everything together. Juse is a dynamically compliant desktop environment where you have all you need to run community built java applications easily and securely.
Mantaray is an Open Source serverless messaging fabric, based on peer-2-peer technology, 100% pure Java, supports JMS 1.1 and 1.02, and integrates with WebLogic and WebSphere. It provides guaranteed message delivery, security, and supports transactions.
Artificial Intelligence meets distributed computing. Create a set of connections among computers distributed all over the world simulating a human bran with each node (computer) being a neuron (neurona). It originally started in 2005 at the original Sun-grid group.
We are a large and active Java User Group in Singapore; we hold meeting every 6 to 8 weeks in central Singapore with guest speakers who present on a wide and varied topics associated with Java. We also have a lively mailing list, which we use as a discussion forum.
We welcome all comers and levels; our goal is to provide a forum and a place where Java developers can discuss the language and all its associated APIs and to foster a community of Java developers within Singapore and beyond.
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