Open Source Java BitTorrent Clients
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CatBot is a proposed open source system for easy distribution of large files using peer-to-peer technology. CatBot is also known as the South West Creative Archive (SWCA).
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A set of library and plugins to provide bittorrent download capabilities to java build systems (maven, ivy, buildr...) for jar and dependencies downloads.
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Overlapper is an Azureus plugin which allows you to manage torrents in your download and upload queues which contain common files. Download just one copy of the duplicate file or cross-download from one torrent to another, the choice is now yours.
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Azureus Plug-In that allocates the ip adresses of the peers to the country and the city they belong to and visualize that data on a world map or in statistics. This product includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com/.
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Multithreaded monitoring bot which allows for concurrent viewing of multiple feeds for information without allowing for repeats.
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Taurrent is a BitTorrent client/tracker, implemented in Java, aiming to be lightweight. Taurrent's main perk is that it can be used as a new innovative way to use for code distribution and version control, within an organization or over the internet.
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TorrentCaster is a stand-alone server which allows podcast providers to re-distribute their content as torrents.
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This project is a BitTorrent client which can work as a system service (or daemon) controllable through a web interface. It is written in Java so it should run in Windows, Linux, etc.
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This project will integrate features of several peer-to-peer models, thus bringing together the advantages of the various protocols currently available. The idea is to have a platform for searching and exchanging of files that is not protocol specific.
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ytorrent is based on the bittorrent protocol, but does not follow the BT protocol at all and hence is incompatible with other BT clients. The assumptions on which the simplification has been made are 1) peers are unselfish 2) peers have equal resources
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nTorrent - A graphical user interface client to rtorrent (a cli torrent client) written in java. nTorrent can administer a rtorrent process over a network and allows several clients. Take a look at the project website for more info.
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µGUE is a program which connects to BitTorrent's trackers and fakes download and uploads. This will change your download/upload rate on the tracker without downloading or uploading any data to peers.
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