A Java Socket Programming Library
JSocket was developed to make socket programming in Java simpler. JSocket currently only focuses on TCP connections. What makes this library useful is that it makes cross-platform and cross-language TCP connections easier to deal with on the Java side. This library attempts to ensure clean messages come through that come from another platform/language. In some instances, say C# client -> Java server, a "dirty" message will come through. The Jsocket library can clean the message and return to a developer the correct message. This library includes various feature that can send anything from a simple string to a complex object. Features also include RSA encryption. Generate your own private and public keys.
Link to tutorial: https://github.com/czifro/JSocket/wiki/Tutorial
| Version Number | Build Status | Download |
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| v0.4.2 (master) |  |
Download JAR |
| v0.5.0 (beta 1) |  |
Download JAR |
| v0.5.0 (beta 2) |  |
Download JAR |
| v0.5.0 (beta 3) |  |
Download JAR |
| v0.5.0 (WIP) |  |
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History: https://github.com/czifro/JSocket/wiki/Listed-Releases
Development can be tracked here: https://trello.com/b/6E8x9Mnv
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The ObjectSocket class is functional partly due to Google's Gson package for Java. This package is great for converting any object to JSON and vice versa.
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The JSocket repository is released under the MIT License. Use it anyway you like. I release this software as is. In no way am I liable for anything as per outlined by the MIT License.