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JNet provides a 'logical' client-server interface for
both the 'physical' client and server. This means
that both the client OR server can act as both a client
AND server. JNets' ingenious design means both the
client and server share 98% of their code base.
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JNet is ideal for pumping changes to Applets,
using Applets in a hidden frames as an HTML pump, or in applications
where two-way communications are restricted to a single port,
as well as encrypted, compressed or custom data streams.
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JNet can send Objects or Strings and receive them asynchronously.
JNet also allows the client and server to listen for socket
status events, such as the socket opening closing or erroring.
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JNet fills a gap between Sockets, HTTP and RMI to provide
a lightweight communication layer that is clean and simple
to extend.
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JNet allows the user to easily extend the Socket Connection
class to provide their own form of Stream Handling.
JNet will also run in the IE 1.1 VM.
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JNet allows you to have several different servers running
on different ports.
JNet also comes with a console (right) that allows you to
monitor and manage the connections in real time.
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