The openp2p.com Project JXTA Developer Contest is now over. The winning
project, named "Jnushare," was submitted by Daishi Kato and was a proposed
GISP (Global Information Sharing Protocol) for sharing any XML document in a
JXTA network. Check out Jnushare online.
Thanks for participating!
Openp2p.com Project JXTA judging team
About Project JXTA
Project JXTA started as a research project incubated at Sun
Microsystems, Inc. under the guidance of Bill Joy and Mike Clary, to
address the peer-to-peer space. Project JXTA is an open, innovative,
collaborative, network computing project sponsored by Sun Microsystems,
Inc., aimed at removing the barriers and expanding the boundaries of
the Web. The Project JXTA technology addresses a need for an open, generalized
protocol that interoperates with any peer on the network including PCs,
servers and other connected devices.
Since April 25, 2001, developers have been creating projects using the
Project JXTA technology on the Project JXTA web site at http://www.jxta.org.
We encourage you to visit, get involved and be a part of Project JXTA's
community!
Contest Rules and Information
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What You Can Win!
First Place Prize:
Win a free conference pass to the O'Reilly Peer-to-Peer and Web Services Conference in Washington DC plus a Yopy PDA and digital camera!.
Second Place Prize:
Yopy PDA plus digital camera |
