Check Out Our New Community Site!

As of August 28 2008, the Continuent Community site and the contents of Continuent.org have moved to http://community.continuent.com∞. The new site has been completely redesigned and has many new facilities like forums, wiki courtesy of MediaWiki∞, and better security. Continuent.org will remain up until we are satisfied that all content has been properly moved. Meanwhile, please enjoy the new site!

Appia Communication Framework

Appia is a layered communication framework implemented in Java and providing extended configuration and programming possibilities. Appia is composed by (1) a core that is used to compose protocols and (2) a set of protocols that provide group communication, ordering guarantees, atomic broadcast, among other properties. For more details, please visit the Appia web site∞.

Appia was originally developed in the University of Lisbon∞, Portugal, and is now developed/maintained in a joint effort between the GLOSS Research Group∞, hosted in the University of Lisbon, and the GSD Research Group∞, hosted in the INESC-ID∞.

Please checkout the Appia web site∞ if you are interested in updated versions of Appia with new functionalities based on Java 5.

Checkout also updated information about documentation and mailing lists in the Appia web site∞.