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==Who should use this guide==
 
==Who should use this guide==
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This guide was written for Java and OSGi programmers that want to extend their system to include:
  
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* communications between humans,
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* communication with web and peer based services,
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* communication between components
  
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The reader should have some basic idea of networking and communications but does not need to be an expert. Some experience with OSGi and Eclipse is recommended.
  
What is the design of the system? What are the top level classes? What is available and how can it help me to solve communication problems in my own project? How do I get somethingneed for this manual came from the
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==How can I use the Network in My System==
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If this is the question on your mind when you were looking for information then you have reached the correct spot. This manual will explain how you can re-use the framework components of ECF.
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The manual will enable you to:
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* Include p2p communications in your application
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* Make your Java objects available through the network
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* Use a distributed event admin
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* Understand the ECF API and Design

Latest revision as of 07:34, 8 July 2014

Who should use this guide

This guide was written for Java and OSGi programmers that want to extend their system to include:

  • communications between humans,
  • communication with web and peer based services,
  • communication between components

The reader should have some basic idea of networking and communications but does not need to be an expert. Some experience with OSGi and Eclipse is recommended.

How can I use the Network in My System

If this is the question on your mind when you were 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

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