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A: Disclaimer: I never worked with Java but if you managed to find the open source java version, I would recommend trying to find the source for the server component in C++. A lot of it depends on the library and i think i have a copy of the C++ source for the java client in my ipod. If you want to find it here is the link. If I remember correctly I think a lot of the translation is on the java client, so I would start in that area, and try translating it as best you can into C++. if you are using a jar file in your clients, or found a C++ equivalent of it then you can find where the client does the translation between java client and the library. I believe they maintain a directory of parts here. If you want to reverse the process it might be easier to look at their engine components, which are what they use for the framwork, and start there. If I remember correctly. Also if you are having trouble getting started, might want to try reading the wiki. 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