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About Extasys

Extasys is an open source, high performance, asynchronous TCP/UDP socket library originally developed with Java. Its multi-threaded and lightweight nature makes it ideal for super fast data transfer even on systems with ARM architecture like smartphones and single-board computers (Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi etc.).

On the following Wiki pages you can find more information on how to use Extasys in your projects. If you need more help or you want to report something then create a "New Issue".

How to Use

Import Extasys in your Project

To use Extasys you have to download the latest release and import it in your project. If you need help then take a look at the following guide.

• How to import Extasys in your Netbeans Project

Example Code

Fully functional examples on how to use Extasys can be found inside the repository. In case you want to take a quick look on how to use Extasys then take a look at the following quick examples.

Quick Examples:

• Establish a TCP Server
• Establish a TCP Client
• Establish a UDP Server
• Establish a UDP Client

How to build

Extasys for Java is developed using the NetBeans IDE. In case you want to build it just clone the Github repository and open the project using the Netbeans IDE.