The Development of a Local Area Network Communication Software Based on Peer-to-Peer Mode

Jing Ying Zhao; Hai Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.905.627

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The Development of a Local Area Network Communication Software Based on Peer-to-Peer Mode

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Compared with traditional client/server modes, peer-to-peer (P2P) mode has obvious advantages in eliminating the performance bottleneck of server and enhancing the utilization rate of network resources. Based on P2P technology, local area network (LAN) communication software was well designed in this paper. By using the support function of Java for multithreading technology and socket technology, P2P mode was adopted to realize various communication functions, such as LAN text message transmission, file transfer and voice transmission. Though processing multicast messages, the software can detect the login and logout status of LAN users. Proved by testing, this software can operate stably in a system environment installed with Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

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