[creme21]

thanks, really good help here. documentation is in spanish?
but are the jar´s open source then ? or compiled with password closed source?

edit:
fuentes = source

what has to be done to perform a p2p client to connect to ed2k links and the emule network of kademlia. is no one interested in creating an emule mod in java for the kad network only? the jmule project is outdated, even no sf mailafress is working ... so we have to relaunch it new.. if this kad zip is opens oruce, it would be possible to create a java kad client.

This post has been edited by creme21: 21 June 2006 - 01:49 PM

[Kry]

Creme21, seriously, you have no idea what you're talking about. You only bring shame and pity to the thread.

[creme21]

port = go through.
get rid = stripp off.
kad only in c++ is rid off,
kad in java is porting. :-))

get the Thread right !

[Kademlia]

creme21, on Jun 21 2006, 05:06 PM, said:

port = go through.
get rid = stripp off.
kad only in c++ is rid off,
kad in java is porting. :-))

get the Thread right !

Sorry creme21,

But what I meant with Porting Kademlia was:

Carrying kademlia out of emule and let another simpler program test the functions Start, Search, Stop...

However this is still in C++ language.

This post has been edited by Kademlia: 21 June 2006 - 02:55 PM

[PacoBell]

WTF o_O???

[Kry]

No, Creme21. You just don't understand anything. You don't understand how kademlia works you don't even understand what it is, and even worse, you don't even know what edk2 is or how eMule works. You keep showing it on every post you do, and frankly, is VERY annoying.

The very fact you say things like "connect to ed2k links" or "eMule mod in java", makes baby jesus cry.

[creme21]

jesus, isn´t it possible to have a emule client in java? no, woman in kry?

[PacoBell]

creme21, on Jun 21 2006, 08:11 AM, said:

jesus, isn´t it possible to have a emule client in java? no, woman in kry?

Anything's possible, but finding someone to reinvent the wheel for your is going to be difficult, no? We've already got wxWidgets for cross-platform compatibility. Java just doesn't make sense...unless your name is creme21.

[Kry]

creme21, on Jun 21 2006, 05:11 PM, said:

jesus, isn´t it possible to have a emule client in java? no, woman in kry?

No, it isn't. You can make a ED2K client in java.

BTW, I would avoid the personal/nick references, in case they turn to be offensive and measures have to be taken. You're working hard on being extremely annoying over the last days, and I bet your reward is near.

[tHeWiZaRdOfDoS]

creme21, on Jun 21 2006, 04:11 PM, said:

no, woman in kry?

That was the funniest thing you ever posted - I'm lying on the floor an laughin' my ass off! Hilarious!

This post has been edited by tHeWiZaRdOfDoS: 22 June 2006 - 07:15 AM

[PacoBell]

How come I don't get it?

[tHeWiZaRdOfDoS]

Compare Bob Marleys
"No woman no cry"

with Creme21s
"No woman in Kry"

Just gr8 (imho)

[PacoBell]

Count on creme21 to butcher the classics

[Kademlia]

As was previously mentioned in some posts in this topic, this is the place to ask about kademlia technical questions. So:

Question no. 1:

As I read (and please correct me if I am wrong)The porcess of searching for nearest node in the kad network is done using the XOR metric. A kademlia node would see the nearest nodes to it and then would query its contacts to search for more near nodes. How does a node get introduced to its first contact, i.e. how can a node that doesn't know any contact join the kad network?

Is their a node that is always alive and nodes connect to it initially by default or is their a server that has information about live node and the new-born nodes query this server to get some contact information?

This post has been edited by Kademlia: 23 June 2006 - 09:02 AM

[PacoBell]

Kademlia, on Jun 23 2006, 01:59 AM, said:

How does a node get introduced to its first contact, i.e. how can a node that doesn't know any contact join the kad network?

You can either bootstrap from Kademlia nodes connected to ED2K server network or directly from a known IP address. HTH.

[Kademlia]

PacoBell, on Jun 23 2006, 12:04 PM, said:

Kademlia, on Jun 23 2006, 01:59 AM, said:

How does a node get introduced to its first contact, i.e. how can a node that doesn't know any contact join the kad network?

You can either bootstrap from Kademlia nodes connected to ED2K server network or directly from a known IP address. HTH.

Where can I find such an IP address. Is there any static IP through which every new Kad node can bootstrap?

[PacoBell]

Kademlia, on Jun 23 2006, 02:37 AM, said:

Is there any static IP through which every new Kad node can bootstrap?

Nothing strictly canonical, but this is a pretty decent reference point.

[Kademlia]

PacoBell, on Jun 23 2006, 12:55 PM, said:

Kademlia, on Jun 23 2006, 02:37 AM, said:

Is there any static IP through which every new Kad node can bootstrap?

Nothing strictly canonical, but this is a pretty decent reference point.

What is the possibility that I fail to bootstrap from the nodes in "nodes.dat"?

[PacoBell]

Kademlia, on Jun 23 2006, 03:08 AM, said:

What is the possibility that I fail to bootstrap from the nodes in "nodes.dat"?

Considering that some nodes.dat collections contain hundreds of potential nodes' addresses and the fact that it only takes one valid node to bootstrap into the network, I'd say that probability is practically nonexistant. And remember that even in the unlikely event that none of those nodes from the file are currently online, you can still bootstrap from verified Kademlia nodes you come across on the "traditional" network.

This post has been edited by PacoBell: 23 June 2006 - 10:28 AM

[Kademlia]

How often must a user update the nodes.dat file (i.e download it from the internet for new node initialization)?

Why is this update needed if the node are stable and most propably online all the time?

This post has been edited by Kademlia: 23 June 2006 - 10:50 AM