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Books
The Java programming language provides a full array of
classes so applications running on one computer can establish communications with applications running on other computers within the same network.
JXTA: Java P2P Programming by Daniel Brookshier, Navaneeth Krishnan and Darren Govoni provides an invaluable introduction to this new technology, and is filled with practical examples to introduce developers to the JXTA implementation written in the Java programming language. (June 2002)
Early Adopter JXTA: Peer-to-Peer Computing with Java by Sing Li
Early Adopter JXTA teaches the experienced developer all they need to know to be able to play confidently with JXTA. (April 2002)
Java Deployment with JNLP and WebStart by Dr. Mauro Marinilli
Learn about an abstract deployment model that extends to clients ranging from handhelds to back-end servers and from smart cards to home PCs, and examine the runtime services offered by a JNLP Client to its launched applications. (November 2001)
Distributed Programming with Java by Qusay H. Mahmoud.
This book provides a tutorial for building distributed applications with Java technology using different paradigms including Sockets, RMI, CORBA (using VisiBroker), and Mobile Agents (using Voyager). The programs throughout the book give you an excellent starting point for writing your own distributed applications for the Java platform. The book makes it easy to compare the different technologies for building distributed applications by using the same set of examples throughout the book. (January 2001)
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