Video conferencing help

Hi Guys,
Im extremely new to java, im trying to find out how to go about setting up a peer to peer video conferencing on my website. So that users that are logged into my site
can chat to each other. Does anyone know of any tutorials around that can help me?
thanks.

jake2891 wrote:
Im new to java not to programming. Are there any tutorials on how to do this in java?Probably not, that would be a very specialized tutorial. But if you want to do it, you should look into JMF, for which there are definitely tutorials out there.

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