Networking Section Index | Page 5
Where do I get source code for an Internet search engine?
See How do I add a search engine to my web site? (though this covers searching your site, not the whole Internet).
Running a Web Crawler is a pretty big job. Do you have a couple of terabytes of...more
Where can I learn (more) about Sun's peer to peer, "Project JXTA"?
Check out the Project JXTA site.
Where can I learn (more) about Application Servers?
Check out the jGuru AppServer
FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture)?
Check out the jGuru CORBA FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about Java's I/O (input/output, IO) capabilities?
Check out the jGuru IO FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about Java's support asynchronous and publish/subscribe messaging using JMS (Java Message Service)?
Check out the jGuru JMS FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about Java's support for developing multi-threaded programs?
Check out the jGuru Threads
FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about Sun's Jini network technology?
Check out the jGuru Jini FAQ.
Where can I learn (more) about TINI (Tiny InterNet Interface)?
Check out the jGuru TINI FAQ.
Are there any implementations of JavaSpaces, other than the one from Sun?
The only one I know about at this time is
http://www.j-spaces.com/.
What is URL rewriting and how is it used to maintain session information?
URL rewriting is a method of imposing session information
on a normally idempotent series of HTTP requests.
URL rewriting predates the use of cookies for this purpose,
and is still often used whe...more
How can I make FTP connections through a proxy server?
Java uses three system properties to designate an FTP proxy: ftp.useProxy, ftp.proxyHost and ftp.proxyPort.
For applets, these are automatically set to use the browser's settings. However, in an a...more
How do I determine the interface names (e.g. "eth0") and netmasks of the local host interfaces?
There is no provision for this in the Java APIs. You'd have to write native methods to do this.
What's the difference between TFTP and FTP? Does Java support TFTP?
TFTP stands for Trivial File Transfer Protocol - it is unrelated to FTP. TFTP is a simple protocol to implement file transfer via UDP. Unlike FTP, TFTP does not make use of any kind of user authe...more
How can I synchronize time between a Unix machine and an NT machine?
Some common protocols for doing this are:
Daytime (RFC 867)
Time (RFC 868)
SNTP (RFC 2030)
The FAQ at http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/view.jsp?EID=10435
tells you where you can find these RFCs.
...more
