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Hello Java Mesh

This is the simplest example app using the java version of the RightMesh library. It is meant to operate on Linux / Windows / Raspberry PI etc, or any other platform supporting Java. This app can interoperate with the Android version: https://github.com/RightMesh/HelloMesh

Adding the RightMesh library

Refer to build.gradle for an example of integrating RightMesh into your own application.

Using this app

./gradlew installDist ./gradlew run or ./build/install/HelloJavaMesh/bin/HelloJavaMesh

Notes on running

If you have an Internet connection, HelloJavaMesh will connect to a RightMesh Superpeer and discover peers around the world who are also connected to a superpeer.

At this time, the Java library does not automatically join the local mesh network so it is up to the developer to manually join the network with the device the Java code is running on. For testing purposes you should be able to join any WiFi network being broadcast by a phone running RightMesh with an SSID following the pattern RM-XXXXXX using the password m3sht3st. BT connectivity is not supported at this time.

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