My Java Stuff

I have been working with Java since April-95 and have played around a lot with both the alpha and the later (1.0) releases.

Local copies of different Java-documents and specifications and local Java-resources.


Some of my Java stuff

Java programs
I have written a number of different Java applications.

Multicasting-fix for Windows95/NT
I have fixed a bug in Windows-JDK1.0.2 making multicasting possible.

setLoopBack
I added a method to sun.net.MulticastSocket to control the IP_MULTICAST_LOOP option for multicast-sockets.

Java Multicast Example
I wrote a small example of how to use the sun.net.MulticastSocket.

API for the Sun-classes in JDK1.0.2
I made javadoc pages over the sun.* classes.

Java-networking list
I run a mailing-list called Java-networking which is for discussion of Java and networking issues.

SO_REUSEADDR and Java
I have made some small changes to the the network-library to allow several Java-applications to bind a socket to the same network-port.

Line_Star
A graphical demo

Curtain
A graphical demo

FtpUsersApplet
A small client-server example showing how many ftp-users currently are logged on to ftp.luth.se.

Changes to java.net.InetAddress
I have made some changes to the InetAddress class to allow users to open numerical IP-addresses that aren't registered in a host-naming-system.


Alpha (Java-alpha)

Java(TM) Multiuser Environment - jMUE
jMUE is an application that allows for users all around the world to communicate through a HTML page. This is done using multicasting and the Multicast Backbone (MBone).
It includes a white board and a chat-tool.

Javadoc-extension
I have made some extensions to the javadoc program.

Multicasting in alpha-java.
An extension to alpha-java I wrote to support multicasting.

FtpUsersApplet (1.0-version)
A small client-server example showing how many ftp-users currently are logged on to ftp.luth.se.

Curtain
A graphical demo

My old java test page
More alpha-stuff

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Peter Parnes