[SAM] New HAMcast Release
Sebastian Meiling <sebastian.meiling@haw-hamburg.de> Tue, 14 February 2012 07:59 UTC
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From: Sebastian Meiling <sebastian.meiling@haw-hamburg.de>
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Subject: [SAM] New HAMcast Release
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Hi all,
a new release of our HAMcast prototype software is available at:
http://hamcast.realmv6.org/developers/wiki/download
HAMcast provides technology transparent access to multicast services it
provides an API that is implemented in compliance with working group
item [draft-irtf-samrg-common-api].
HAMcast enables application programmers to develop group communication
software without specifying a multicast technology at compile time (i.e.
by choosing the appropriate API). Instead they should use the HAMcast
API, and the middleware will transparently bind/choose an available
multicast technology at runtime.
Release Changelog:
- Java client library with common multicast API
- switch build chain from automake to cmake
- minor bug fixing
- updated documentation
- new software tools and examples
Regards,
Sebastian
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