jpos

In this post, I would like to talk about my understanding of the server and client simulators in the JPOSEE project. The reason, I am writing this article is because I have received several request from readers of my blog and users from the about understanding how to get started with JPOS. So, I am attempting to see if my understanding can be useful to others who might be interested in improving their understanding of the JPOS library.

On the jpos wiki, there is a tutorial for setting up jposee with eclipse. In this post, I will be setting up the jposee framework with Netbeans. The easiest way to start is to get the source as directed in this document(jposee pdf). Prerequisite for this tutorial would be java, ant, subversion and of course the netbeans IDE.