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From P2P 2 P2PPosted by mortazavi on May 18, 2006 at 12:54 PM PDT
Bernard Traversat's session focused on his Boeing and FCS JXTA-networking collaboration and ended with a discussion of simple JXTA programming constructs. (A good weblog on the topic of JXTA is Mohamed Abdelaziz's.) I found his analysis of the history of the Internet insightful. Here are the three chapters according to Traversat, who is a director of advanced development at Sun Microsystems: I. Early days of "Internet" BBN ARPANET, crude computer to computer networking. II. 1980s-1990s Physical addressing, dns, network administration. III. 2000s Modern p2p -- Self organizing, highly resilient, highly dynamicoverlay network and virtul addressing. Example technologies: Napster and JXTA. I put this entry together while still sitting at the session using my Sidekick II. »
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