AMI

AMI is a universal P2P framework that has the potential to revolutionize the way people communicate. The framework is written in Java and XML, and it provides users with the ability to communicate using plug-in AMI protocols thereby supporting any P2P protocol. The software requires Java to operate.

This release comes with several fixes designed to enhance the user experience. The javadoc ant target and AMIServiceProcessor have been fixed to eliminate the nullPointerException error while using the addSet() function. The amisample no longer has a freeze if you add a list and it's not installed, and it now displays a message if 0 subscribed lists. Additionally, there is better behavior in case of fatal errors like port-in-use in amisample, and the wrong label key has been corrected.

To make it more user-friendly, this version of AMI has improved environment settings. The package.html for amisample has been added. The shortcuts names have been changed to clearer meanings, thus enhancing the ease of use for users.

Overall, AMI is an impressive P2P network with a lot of potential. Its robustness and compatibility with any P2P protocol are particularly notable. Users who are looking for a reliable and versatile P2P framework should give AMI a try.