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| + | '''''What is available and how can it help me to solve communication problems in my own project?''''' | ||
| + | If this is the question on your mind when you where looking for information then you have reached the correct spot. This manual will explain how you can re-use the framework components of ECF. | ||
| − | + | The manual will enable you to: | |
| − | + | * Include p2p communications in your application | |
| + | * Make your Java objects available through the network | ||
| + | * Use a distributed event admin | ||
| + | * Understand the ECF API and Design | ||
Revision as of 09:18, 26 February 2011
Who should use this guide
What is available and how can it help me to solve communication problems in my own project?
If this is the question on your mind when you where looking for information then you have reached the correct spot. This manual will explain how you can re-use the framework components of ECF.
The manual will enable you to:
- Include p2p communications in your application
- Make your Java objects available through the network
- Use a distributed event admin
- Understand the ECF API and Design