MoCha is an exogenous coordination middleware for distributed
communication based on mobile channels. Channels allow
anonymous, and point-to-point communication
among nodes, while
mobility ensures that the structure of their connections can change
over time in arbitrary ways. MoCha is implemented in the Java
language using the Remote Method Invocation package
(RMI).
In this paper we promote the use of mobile channels for P2P applications
and show the benefits of the MoCha middleware.