Framework for writting networked games

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Last Update: 2013-03-07

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JGServer is framework written in Java for network games. It provides several common for network games features like: user accounts, rooms, chat, statistics etc. Protocol used for communication is based on xml. Games are implemented as plugins.

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2004-11-26

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