TOMP2P High-performance Distributed repositories

TOMP2P is a peer-to-peer, Advanced distributed hash Table (DHT) that stores key value pairs of data repositories for multiple values. Each value has a table (disk-based or memory) for the data to store its own value. A single value can be used to query or update minor keys. The underlying framework of communications uses Java NIO to handle multiple concurrent connections.

TOMP2P Main Features:

Non-blocking IO Java6 implementation of distributed hash table DHT
Kademlia-like iterative routing based on XOR
Standard DHT operations: put, get
Extend DHT operations and support custom actions
Direct and indirect replication
Distributed tracking based on grid.
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Forwarding detection and configuration via UPnP ports.
Supports running IPV6 (via Linux test) and IPV4
Future object concepts supported by network operations.
Scaling increases equivalence (solves IPv6 problems)

TOMP2P can be used for the academic information System project and has been successfully released, and has been successfully tested for the Java 6 target version for the Android platform. Published in Apache License version 2.0 (NET.TOMP2P.NATPMP,LGPL), supported as follows:

Liveshift
DRFS
P2pfastss
Peervote
Psh/compactpsh
P2P-PTT, a p2psip based PTT service