Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Tutorials/oMF/tut3

Timestamp:

Oct 21, 2014, 2:14:23 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

wontoniii

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Tutorials/oMF/tut3

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 === Objective: ===
 
-In this exercise we will learn to write, compile, and run a simple content distribution application using !MobilityFirst's new socket API. In particular we will focus on its Java release. We will then introduce a general view on !MobilityFirst's native support for point to multi-point delivery services such as anycast and multicast to enable more flexible delivery options.
+In this exercise we will learn to write, compile, and run a simple content distribution application using !MobilityFirst's new socket API. In particular we will focus on its Java release.
 
 === Pre-requisites ===
@@ -411 +411 @@
 }}}
 
-where "-s" specifies that the host is running as server, "-m" specifies the source guid and "-o" the destination one
-
-To run the mfping 'client' start on the client with GUID 101 the command:
+To run the sender component, start on the client with GUID 101 the command:
 
 {{{
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 }}}
 
-Where "-c" specifies the client is running and "-n" specifies the number of pings between the two nodes.
+This will trigger the transmission of a file of 10MB size directed to host 102.
 
 ==== What's next ====
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  * Content based communication profiles and operations (e.g. get).
  * Use of a mobility manager with support for simple migration policies, e.g., “use WiFi whenever available”.
- * Interact with the Global Name Service for name to addresses management.
+ * Management of network presence through Interaction with the Global Name Service.
+
+The Network API is available both for Java and C/C++ applications.
 
 == Finish ==