BabbleNet is an XML-based communication protocol and real time chat application that IBM describes as "a cross between Gnutella and Internet Relay Chat". BabbleNet's P2P modular framework and multi... [Jan. 6, 2002]

Electric XML is an open source Java-based XML parser designed to have a small memory footprint and an intuitive operation as part of the GLUE distributed computing platform. Electric XML parses Do... [May. 22, 2001]

Gabber is a GNOME-based Jabber client for the Linux platform. Jabber is an open source instant messaging (IM) platform that works directly over the Internet, has distributed servers, utilizes an XML... [Dec. 17, 2000]

In this report, the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) search solutions company Clip2.com describes the evolution and present condition of the Gnutella P2P file sharing network, based on substantial data it gathere... [Nov. 8, 2000]

Interbind, Inc. has just added HTTP 1.1 and SOAP support to its Interbind XML Messaging Server (IBX). The Server is primarily designed for XML messaging between nodes in a Peer-To-Peer network. ... [Mar. 12, 2001]

Jabber For OS X (JabberFoX) is an Objective C-based client for the XML-based Jabber messaging system for Mac OS X. JabberFoX features include Web browser-like clickable URLs for incoming messages, T... [Mar. 31, 2002]

Jabbernaut is a Macintosh client for the Jabber open source instant messaging system. The download link provided is for a PowerPC (PPC) version. (68K and Carbon versions are still under development.... [Dec. 21, 2000]

This site is devoted to Jabberzilla, a Jabber client that installs into Mozilla-based browsers. Jabber is an Instant Messaging (IM) client that interoperates with I Seek You (ICQ), America Online Inst... [Jan. 31, 2001]

Movable Type is Perl-based Web publishing software. The focus of the program is easing the linking, text editing, uploading, page creation and site maintenance work required to publish a frequently ... [Mar. 31, 2002]

mozBlog is an open source blogging interface for the Mozilla browser. It implements the Blogger Application Programming Interface (Blogger API) in a sidebar component, enabling the user to maintain ... [Mar. 20, 2002]

Most search engines and indexers are based on the assumption that the user is looking for something that will be found at a web site. The author of this article challenges that assumption and argues... [Nov. 7, 2000]

This is a report on the first O'Reilly P2P Conference by Rael Dornfest, O'Reilly P2P and Web Services Conference Program Chair and the developer of Meerkat. Dornfest gives his take on the "P2P Bac... [Aug. 28, 2001]

This article is excerpted from an interview by O'Reilly Managing Editor Richard Koman of Michael Macedonia, Chief Scientist and Technical Director for the U.S. Army Simulation, Training, and... [Sep. 5, 2001]

This article offers a basic introduction to and overview of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networking, "the end of the read-only Web." The O'Reilly Peer-to-Peer Conference is covered (audio from the Summit in M... [Nov. 3, 2000]

This page provides direct links to the slide presentations given at O'Reilly's P2P Conference in February 2001.... [May. 28, 2001]

Project Pandango is a company formed by the i5 Digital LLC intellectual property development company to launch a search engine based upon their Pandango (taken from the Latin word "Pando," meaning to ... [Feb. 19, 2001]

Protozilla is a browser add-on that makes it very easy to implement protocols in Mozilla (or Netscape 6.x). It is not a traditional browser plug-in, but may be described as a "socket adapter", like th... [Jan. 31, 2001]

Radio Userland is Web publishing software that implements a both a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server and client on the user's desktop to house a blogging environment. On installation Radio ... [Mar. 27, 2002]

Redfoot is a Python-based framework for distributed Resource Description Framework (RDF) applications. Redfoot offers an RDF parser and serializer, a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server tha... [Apr. 21, 2001]

Reptile is Java and XML -based distributed content syndication and management software with privacy protection from co-founders of the Jakarta Jetspeed project. The extensible architecture integrate... [Feb. 14, 2002]

Simple Object Access Protocol Routing Protocol (SOAP-RP) is a stateless protocol for the exchange of SOAP messages. In addition to simple one-way messages, an optional reverse message path makes tw... [May. 23, 2001]

Gnutella is a peer-to-peer system, an Internet file sharing system serving a community of connected users, with client software that also acts as a server (software typically referred to as a servan... [Oct. 31, 2000]

The topic for this O'Reilly Network Open Source Roundtable the Jabber open source instant messaging protocol.The discussion covers: America Online's AIM (America Online Instant Messenger) protocol a... [Nov. 7, 2000]

This is the main gateway for obtaining details on the XML Protocol for Jabber, a new open source instant messaging platform that works directly over the Internet. Jabber uses distributed servers, u... [Nov. 13, 2000]

This article examines recent improvements in scalability of the Gnutella network. After experiencing an influx of thousands of Napster users during the first temporary Napster shutdown, dial-up h... [Mar. 5, 2001]

uServ is a Java-based P2P work collaboration system based on the IBM Almaden Research Center's XML-based Vinci. Vinci is a wide-area service-oriented architecture that has similarities to (and is ma... [Jan. 22, 2002]

V2J is a revival of the Visual Basic Jabber Client project in response to community interest in a high quality, easy to use, Win32 Jabber client. The development utilizes Visual Basic (VB) and the... [Jan. 26, 2001]

XML Network Server is a Java-based host for ecommerce or enterprise application integration networks that enables many-to-many sharing of XML data in real time. Its requests can be routed based o... [Feb. 25, 2001]

The goal of the XML Protocol Activity is to develop technologies which allow two or more peers to communicate in a distributed environment, using XML as its encapsulation language. The initial focus... [Jul. 9, 2001]