Difference between revisions of "Developer Guide"
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** [[Overview#Event Management | Event Management]] | ** [[Overview#Event Management | Event Management]] | ||
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* [[Service Model| The Anatomy of a gCube Service]] | * [[Service Model| The Anatomy of a gCube Service]] | ||
* [[Configuration Management| Dealing with Configuration]] | * [[Configuration Management| Dealing with Configuration]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 21 January 2009
This is a guide to the design principles and main features of the gCube Application Framework (gCF).
- Why a Framework?
- gCF at a Glance
- Lifecycle Management
- Scope Management
- Security Management
- Configuration Management
- State Management
- Fault Management
- Discovery & Publication
- Event Management
- Local Processes & Remote Interactions
- [[Overview#Architecture Overview | Architecture Overview]
- The Anatomy of a gCube Service
- Dealing with Configuration
- Contexts for the Masses
- Logging
- Dealing with Faults
- Dealing with Scope
- Dealing with State
- Dealing with Security
- Working with gCube Resources
- Towards Service Semantics: Frameworks within Frameworks
- Towards Service Semantics: Client Libraries
- From Theory to Practice: Getting Started
