Jpcap is a Java library for capturing and sending network packets.
Using Jpcap, you can develop applications to capture packets from
a network interface and visualize/analyze them in Java. You can
also develop Java applications to send arbitrary packets through a
network interface.
# Note: the jpcap at SourceForge is a bit outdated.
WWW: http://netresearch.ics.uci.edu/kfujii/jpcap/doc/index.html
Remove expired ports:
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Drop maintainership for these ports.
Regrettably, I have no free time for the foreseeable future which
I can commit directly to these aspects of FreeBSD work, due to
a demanding new role elsewhere.
I am able to review patches from time to time, but regrettably cannot
be directly involved in engineering work beyond this w/o it being
directly involved in day-to-day effort.
Thank you for your understanding.
Add new port jpcap, a Java JNI wrapper for libpcap.
Note: The Sourceforge version is bit-rotted. This has been tested
on amd64; there are no docs installed (yet).
