NS2 is claimed to be difficult to use. So thats why JNS is developed.
What is JNS?
This is the detail given by the oficail website of JNS.
http://jns.sourceforge.net/
"The Java Network Simulator is a Java implementation of the ns-2 simulator originally from Berkeley. It is by no means as complete as ns-2, but it is a lot more accessible to programmers not familiar with Object Tcl.
JNS allows developers of networking protocols to simulate their protocols in a controlled environment. The simulator then produces a trace file (same format as NAM trace files) which can be viewed in a network animator such as Javis. Below is a screen shot of a simulation run from JNS being animated in Javis."
I personally never used JNS since I have no problem with NS2. Is it really good?
Can the JNS catch up with NS-2 development?
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