[Bamboo-Users] storing objects in bamboo

[bomml]

Hey Sean,
 thanks for the quick answer..
 The reasin why I cannot use openDHT is because I want to do  the nodes some logic.  For example when someone looks for an key/value-pair, the node which owns the pair should connect the client which made the entry and check wheter the entry is still valid.
 
 Annother probem I had: The vis vizulaisation tool doesn't show me the local nodes as written in the user's guide, but over 150 other nodes, the planetlab I guess. I start it with  
 bin/run-java bamboo.vis.Vis http://localhost:3631
 But obviously vis does't care about the locahost ,because if I cut my internet connection, no nodes are shown.
 Dom
 
 Sean Rhea <srhea at MIT.EDU> schrieb: On Jul 19, 2006, at 4:07 PM, bomml wrote:
> I want to build a system, that can locate services and I want to  
> use my own dht for location process. but therefore it is necessary,  
> that i do not only store simple key/value-pairs in the dht, but the  
> value should be a object.
> in this object i would store the service description and the host  
> where the service is offered.
> di you think it is possible to expand the bamboo source for this  
> requirement.
> i read all the users and programmers guides and i am not quite sure...

Dom,

You shouldn't have to change the Bamboo source at all.  You can store  
whatever you want in the value of a key-value pair, including a  
service description and server IP address.  In fact, you don't even  
need to run your own DHT; you can use OpenDHT, instead:

    http://opendht.org/

Sean
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