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UNIVERSITY OF JYVÄSKYLÄ Peer-to-Peer Studio Server User Interface Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Peer-to-Peer Studio

UNIVERSITY OF JYVÄSKYLÄ Structure of the Application Server User Interface Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Peer-to-Peer Studio Server Passes on commands sent by the User Interface Gathers information from the Chedar network Passes on wanted data to the User Interface

UNIVERSITY OF JYVÄSKYLÄ Structure of the Application Server User Interface Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Chedar node Peer-to-Peer Studio User Interface Communicates with the server Sends requests to Chedar nodes Displays data from the server to the user