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GASP: GAming Services Platform
Project PresentationGASP is a research project of the CEDRIC laboratory of CNAM Paris university and the research department of INT Evry engineer school.
Research scopes
Different middlewares for different usesAll these projects are released under L-GPL license:
CollaborationsWe collaborate on the GASP project with:
History
Project ComponentsGASP project is divided into few components:
Current work
Lastest News8 June 2008 : uGASP middleware beta launched!This is a big year for the GASP project, the Multiplayer Ubiquitous Games (MUGs) domain should be a big step in gaming experience. Hence, uGASP stands for ubiquitous GASP, it aims to provide a middleware designed to support MUGs. We have learned about the GASP/GASPBT project experiences and decided to build a more configurable, extensible and dynamic gaming services framework. uGASP is built over OSGi R4 specifications which is component (bundle) oriented service model. We use the Apache Felix OSGi implementation and the useful iPOJO layer which aims to simplify the development of bundle oriented OSGi applications. A multiplayer ubiquitous demonstration game is released too and uses the location gaming services of the uGASP middleware. uGASP v0.9 and its demonstration game are available now in Downloads section and you can learn more about it in uGASP section. 25 April 2008 : MooDS version 2.0.2 releasedMooDS v2.0.2 introduces new enhancements and fixes bugs: * switch max as short to int for array size * bug with many arrays inside a complex type fixed * bugs in hashtable approach mode fixed * ant task updated MooDS v2.0.2 is available now in Downloads section. 31 March 2008 : GASP version 1.0.5 releasedGASP v1.0.5 introduces new enhancements and fixes minor bugs: * dynamic game server logic loading * string encoding added for Flash based client support * Apache Ant task available now to build/publish GASP added * bug of user/gamesession clean after timeouts fixed GASP v1.0.5 and its dedicated win32 setup are available now in Downloads section. 1 January 2008: Happy new year! FishDish game launchedBest wishes from GASP project team, for this new year we launch a cool solo game named "FishDish" under L-GPL license. Have a look to this ingame trailer:
Happy new year 2008! Source code coming soon... 10 September 2007: MooDS at Mobility'07 conferenceThe MooDS protocol has been presented at the 4th International Conference Mobility'07 in Singapore. read it (only a pre-version, for original version refer to conference proceedings under ACM copyrights) 28 April 2007 : MooDS version 2.0.1 releasedMooDS v2.0.1 fixes few critical bugs and introduces new enhancements: * bug fixed with sequence handling based on maxOccurs parameter, n customType array management, 1 or default customType management * bug fixed when calling a complex type never used as a message inside a message: MooDS must generate for this complex type, encoding/decoding methods and class however must not update the encode/data methods * handling primitive/complex type tables without creating a class: simpleType with list attribute * documentation updated 30 January 2007 : Collaboration initiated with COMICS research groupWe are pleased to announce our collaboration on the GASP Project with the COMICS research group of the University of Naples Federico II. Welcome! 4 December 2006 : MooDS version 2.0 releasedMooDS protocol v2.0.0 has been considerably updated, this version is a big step in MooDS protocol development. MooDS v2.0.0 is available on the project CVS and in downloads section. Here a short list of MooDS 2.0 enhancements: * Message objects are now described using an XML Schema syntax with specific annotations * Automatic code generation for the game server logic or message classes * Support J2ME MIDP - Doja profiles and Flash clients towards interoperability capabilities * Communication model management as unicasting, multicasting and broadcasting * Persistancy services has been introduced as an GASP independant service You can read more about this new version on the MooDS Protocol dedicated page 27 November 2006 : BomberGASP, a "Bomberman-like" game running on GASPBTBomberGASP comes along the GASPBT release as a demonstration game. This fun game uses the GASPBT 1.0 API enlightening the GASP bluetooth middleware possibilities like real-time multiplayer games support. BomberGASP is released under GPL license, is available on the project CVS and in downloads section.
You can read more about BomberGASP on the demonstration games dedicated page. 27 November 2006 : GASPBT released, the Bluetooth TM version of GASP middlewareThe GASP Bluetooth version middleware is now available on the project CVS. This middleware is released under L-GPL license and enables the multiplayer gaming over BluetoothTM network on J2ME MIDP 2.0 java mobile phones with JSR082 implementation. GASPBT enhancements: * uses the same functional model as GASP online middleware deriving from the Open Mobile Alliance GS specifications * uses the MooDS protocol for message objects serialization * enables bi-directional client-server communication with low latency (BluetoothTM latency is under 100ms) * enables until 8 players, 1 player running both the client/server game logics and 7 players running only the client game logic You can read more about GASPBT on the GASP bluetooth middleware dedicated page. 4 October 2006 : alias for the GASP websiteYou can now use the alias www.gasp-mobilegaming.org to browse this website. Project External Links
GASP project illustrations from G. Paubert, www.gildasp.fr. | |
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