The default tracker port recommended by the BitTorrent protocol is 6969. First, instantiate a Tracker object with the port you want it to listen on. No fancy protocol extensions are implemented here: just the basics that allowsįor the exchange and distribution of files through the BitTorrent protocol. This implementation aims at providing a down-to-earth, simple to use library.
bitext, which was also unfortunately unstable, and extremely slow. Snark's, which is old, and unfortunately unstable. torrent4j, which is largely incomplete and not usable. To re-integrate into another application Vuze's, which is very hard to extract from their codebase, and thus complex. To a large number of machines inside a datacenter as efficiently as possible.Īt the time this project was started, few Java implementations of theīitTorrent protocol existed and unfortunately none of them fit our needs: This tool suite was implemented as part of Turn's ( ) releaseĭistribution and deployment system and is used to distribute new build tarballs BEP#0023: Tracker Returns Compact Peer ListsĬompact peer lists are supported in both the client and the tracker.Ĭurrently the tracker only supports sending back compact peer lists. Ttorrent uses TO as the client identification string, and currently uses The UDP tracker protocol is fully supported in the BitTorrent client to makeĪnnounce requests to UDP trackers. BEP#0015: UDP Tracker Protocol for BitTorrent. BEP#0012: Multi-tracker metadata extensionįull support for the announce-list meta-info key providing a tiered tracker. This is the base official protocol specification, which Ttorrent implements BEP#0003: The BitTorrent protocol specification. Ttorrent supports the following BEPs (BitTorrent enhancement proposals): Into larger applications, but its components can also be used as standalone Metainfo files creation and parsing capabilities. Providing a BitTorrent tracker, a BitTorrent client and the related Torrent
Ttorrent is a pure-Java implementation of the BitTorrent protocol, It's Ttorrent library version 2.0 which hasĪ lot of improvements and may not be compatible with previous version Ttorrent, a Java implementation of the BitTorrent protocol Note