Hello, Has anyone here had experience developing a JXTA or Eclipse RCP application? I have a few questions: JXTA and other protocols: Is there anyway to autoconfigure during the first launch of a JXTA-enabled program instead of showing the user the configurator? (start with default settings and put the configurator into a settings menu?) Is Rendezvous in JXTA the same as Apple's Bonjour (formerly known as Rendezvous) ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonjour_%28protocol%29 Eclipse RCP: What constraints are there to developing Eclipse plugins as opposued to raw Java applications? If my application is based on a Model-View-Controller pattern, can I simply develop the model for my application, and then later develop an RCP plugin for the View/Controller? Thanks for any help, Kevin Chiu
Hi Kevin - On 8/1/05, Kevin Chiu <[email protected]> wrote: [skipped]
JXTA and other protocols:
Is there anyway to autoconfigure during the first launch of a JXTA-enabled program instead of showing the user the configurator? (start with default settings and put the configurator into a settings menu?)
I have recently tried JXTA and am not an expert, but from what i have seen, you can specify in command line the name of the directory that has the configurations. If the directory has the settings, the user won't be presented with a menu. You may want to try http://www.jxta.org/Tutorials.html and the programmers guide http://www.jxta.org/docs/JxtaProgGuide_v2.3.pdf, if you haven't done so - it's easy as well as quick to get started using the programmers guide.
Is Rendezvous in JXTA the same as Apple's Bonjour (formerly known as Rendezvous) ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonjour_%28protocol%29
JXTA Rendezvuos is a mechanism for the peers to propagate messages within the scope of the peer group. I am not aware of what Apple's Bonjour provides. jxta mailing list may also be useful for getting answers related to jxta quickly. -Bikash
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