XDI2 is a general purpose XDI library for Java, supporting both a traditional client/server model and distributed peer-to-peer data exchange.

A sample deployment of XDI2 is available at http://xdi2.projectdanube.org.

• xdi2-core - Implementation of the XDI graph model and basic features [.jar]
• xdi2-messaging - Implementation of XDI messaging functionality [.jar]
• xdi2-client - An XDI client that can send messages to an XDI endpoint [.jar]
• xdi2-server - An XDI server exposing XDI endpoints that can process incoming XDI messages [.jar]
• xdi2-server-standalone - The XDI server as a standalone application [.jar]
• xdi2-server-war - The XDI server as a web application [.war]
• xdi2-webtools - A collection of web-based XDI tools for testing [.war]
• xdi2-p2p - Code for peer-to-peer XDI data exchange [.jar]
• xdi2-samples - Various samples on how to work with the XDI2 library [.jar]

Just run

mvn clean install

To build all components.

cd webtools
mvn jetty:run

Then go to:

http://localhost:8080/

Weekly Call: [XDI Implementer's Call](https://github.com/peacekeeper/xdi2/wiki/XDI Implementer's Call)

Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/xdi2

Javadoc: http://peacekeeper.github.com/xdi2/apidocs

Changelog: https://github.com/peacekeeper/xdi2/blob/master/CHANGELOG

To give you a quick start into XDI2, you may download a VirtualBox image with all the components, or watch a screencast.

• VirtualBox: Download
• Screencast: XDI Personal Cloud Demo from Markus Sabadello on Vimeo

• xdi2-connector-facebook - Facebook -> XDI Connector
• xdi2-connector-personal - Personal.com -> XDI Connector
• xdi2-connector-allfiled - Allfiled -> XDI Connector

See Testing for a description of unit tests, etc.