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NetworkService is a Java network API that simplifies development of LAN-based applications. It allows programmer to build locatable, state-monitorable software modules and exchange data between them in a peer-to-peer fashion. These modules can be given 'meaningful' names (Tom, FileServer1, Printer2..etc) instead of static IP address. NetworkService's project also provides SawaTalk - a server-less chat application (bundled with the final version of NetworkService ). ...

A tiny and simple 100% Java library (without any dependency) to easily enable your application to automatically discover the presence of other instances of itself running on the other computers connected to the same LAN network, without having to deal with protocols and network configurations. The protocol used by the library is peer-to-peer, so you don't need a central server. The API is simple, straightforward and there are examples and full documentation to learn it in minutes.

LANShare is a program that would enable users within a similar workgroup in the same LAN environment to share files and folders and create their own groups and communicate using peer to peer method without any central server or authority needed.

fosy is a secure Peer-to-Peer folder synchronization tool based on JXTA. The application synchronizes folders across multiple devices in a LAN and over the Internet without the need of a dedicated synchronization server.

MulticastCommunicator is a multicast-based peer-to-peer instant messenger, which allows rapid file distribution, text chat and data exchange within a multicast group, e.g. a LAN. It is written in Java and uses an easily-extensible message chain concept.

TowerTalk was meant to be a peer-to-peer Instant Messenger for intranets. Development has stopped.

OLAFS is an Open Local Area File Sharing tool. It is written in Java and consists of a peer to peer lib for local area networks and a music player gui. The gui plays shared files from OLAFS users in the LAN no matter where they are physically located.

A Peer to Peer Instant Messenger written in Java. Multicasting is used to communicate without a server and all messages are sent directly from client to client.

This is a simple messenger to chat from peer to peer. For each user there is a certificate generated and exchanged between them. The communication is running over SSLSockets and should hopefully be encrypted *g*. It is implemented in Java2 1.4 using JSSE

The end goal of the FreeMess Project is to produce a cryptographically secure, pseudonymous, cross-platform peer-to-peer Instant Messenger service, piggybacking on FreeNet (http://freenet.sourceforge.net) as a distributed filesystem to hold user data.

The goal of this project is to develop a network protocol (Peer Instant Messenger Protocol, PIMP) that creates a distributed, peer-to-peer network for the transmission of instant messages, along with a graphical client that will allow users to access the