RE: [Jtella-discuss] Need help to run JTELLA example

[Bryan W. <br...@ab...>]

Here you go.  Download the program Gnucleus http://www.gnucleus.com/ and run
it on one of your computers on your local network.  Do the same on another
computer and connect the two together by pointing them at each other...on
Computer 1 do "Add Node" in the advanced tab of Gnucleus connect dialog with
the address of computer 2, on computer 2 do the same except add computer 1.
Now connect JTella (the search moniter example is a good one for this) up to
either one by pointing at either computer 1 or 2 and then go back to one of
the gnucleus computers and do some searches...jtella will see the searches
if you have done everything correctly.

Good luck

-bryanw

p.s. you can do the same thing with bearshare, limewire, etc if you
prefer...

-----Original Message-----
From: jte...@li...
[mailto:jte...@li...]On Behalf Of Phuong
To
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 10:51 AM
To: Tom Artoos
Cc: Bryan Waters; JTELLA
Subject: Re: [Jtella-discuss] Need help to run JTELLA example


Thanks Tom.

About the idea of running nodes on LAN. But then, initially, which host
the first servent(i.e my own servent) connected to? We tried to connect
to gnutellahosts.com 6436, but it doesn't connect. Which hosts & port
will you suggest for the initial servent.
If this initial servent work, i.e connect to Gnutella network, then
everything will be fine.
Hope to here from you guys soon.

One more thing, with the idea above, how can we form the Gnutella
network of my own. A few reason:
1. My university doesn't  allow to connect outsider like Gnutella
So, the problem is only how to run the first servent? which host & port
this first servent connect to.

Many thanks,
Phuong

Tom Artoos wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I don't have time to look at the code written by Phuong but I managed to
get
>the show on the road. The only issue however is reliable startup (lack of a
>good hostcache). I had a lot of difficulties myself to get my code working
>but it all turned out to be an issue with the initial node connections. A
>good trick to test the examples is to run them on a LAN where two or more
>nodes are present (i.e. your own servent). If you can make searches and get
>results back, you know that your client is OK.
>
>But I can assure you that I have been connected to the Gnutella network no
>more than 1 month ago. I had no difficulties to connect to servents like
>Bearshare, Limewire etc...
>
>Maybe Brian has a point when he states that the protocol might have changed
>a little. After my vacation I'll take a look at that one... In the mean
time
>I will try to write some documentation that illustrates the use of the
>library.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Tom.
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Bryan Waters" <br...@ab...>
>To: <pk...@uo...>; "JTELLA" <jte...@li...>
>Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 4:07 PM
>Subject: RE: [Jtella-discuss] Need help to run JTELLA example
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>>Jtella has not been updated in a while.  There are probably protocol
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>changes
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>>that have broken it.  I will be updating it shortly and making it work
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>again
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>>probably within the next week or so.  You will be able to take advantage
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>of
>
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>>that when I have completed it...but you might try debugging the protocol
>>yourself as well.
>>
>>-bryanw
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: jte...@li...
>>[mailto:jte...@li...]On Behalf Of
>>pk...@uo...
>>Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 6:07 AM
>>To: JTELLA
>>Subject: [Jtella-discuss] Need help to run JTELLA example
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>> Hi,
>>
>>I try to run JTELLA examples, but I just get no search hits
>>found.
>>Example output:
>>
>> C:\jtella-0.7\examples>java -cp .;..\lib\jtella-07.jar
>>SearchExample
>> connect4.gnutellanet.com 6346
>> <--- JTella Search Example running --->
>>
>> Connecting to Gnutella Network...
>> Sending search requests
>>
>>And then it just hangs, nothing is reported back.
>>
>>I try to run make this example working for 3 weeks already,
>>but all is hopeless. My final year project is creating
>>Gnutella client using JTELA & with Reputation component, and
>>I need only 9 weeks more to complete it. But up till now,
>>even running examples is fail. If any body has the experience
>>before and running them successfully, could you please let me
>>know? I & my group members will be very very appreciate for
>>your help.
>>
>>I have read the discussion and found that Christopher also
>>had this problem before. But the answer of that message
>>couldn't help me at all.
>>
>>Please help me.
>>Many thanks,
>>
>>Phuong
>>
>>
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