Using WebRTC to stream audio to java server

Question

I'm afraid the answer to my question is no, but I'm asking it anyway just in case.

What I would like to do is stream audio from a chrome browser to a server written in Java via WebRTC. My understanding is that to accomplish this I need a Java implementation of peerconnection. All I've found so far is the libjingle Java API for android but that hasn't been particularly useful for integrating into my server app (I'd prefer an actual Java implementation, not just a C++ wrapper).

If a library to do what I want really doesn't exist does anyone have any pointers for how I might approach actually implementing the WebRTC spec myself? When I look at such a large spec I don't really know where to start.

Answer 1

You can use IceLink . We (I helped develop it) wrote a Java implementation for it, as well as .NET and Objective C.

Answer 2

This is a complete Java WebRTC signal server written with Java i/o sockets. https://code.google.com/p/jfraggws/ Just make a project, include the .Java file and include rt.jar in the project. Next set the port on the Html 5 client and plug in your servers IP. You now have java webrtc.