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Re: Re: [ecf-dev] Help in ECF

Hi Lucas,

I think that Datashare help you.

Datashare[1] - messaging channels for communicating between 2 or more endpoints with arbitrary data (e.g. byte arrays).  ShareCode used this
API, I believe to share source code between Eclipse instances.
A given provider XMPP supports several of these APIs: Presence, Datashare, Remote Services, Shared Object, File Transfer.

[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Datashare_API_Bundle
http://www.eclipse.org/ecf/org.eclipse.ecf.docs/api/org/eclipse/ecf/provider/datashare/nio/package-summary.html

Mayworm implemented sharecode and speak portuguese too.

By the way I'm from brazilian too. =)

I'm not expertise. But please feel free to ask me or any/all questions here on this mailing list.

Regards,

Mario  Ponciano - a.k.a Razec
http://razec.wordpress.com

At 25/03/2010, 14:02 hours, ecf-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Pierre, thanks from your reply.
I am studing ECF to use in my thesis: A colaborative ediro

And about NCL:  

Ginga-NCL is the Ginga[1] subsystem in charge of the presentation of NCL documents. It defines a presentation environment for declarative applications written in NCL. NCL is an XML application language that provides support for specifying spatio-temporal synchronization among media objects, media content and presentation alternatives, exhibition on multiple devices, and live producing of interactive non-linear programs.


[1] Ginga is the middleware specification for the Brazilian Digital TV System. Ginga is made up by a set of standardized technologies and Brazilian innovations that make it the most advanced middleware specification and the best solution for the Brazilian requirements. Ginga open middleware is divided into two main integrated subsystems, which allow the development of applications following two different programming paradigms. Depending on the required functionalities of an application project, one paradigm will be more suitable than the other one. Those subsystems are called Ginga-J (for Java applications) e Ginga-NCL (for declarative NCL applications).

For more informations, visit: www.ginga.org.br/index_en.html
 
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Lucas Scotta



2010/3/25 Pierre Henry Perret <phperret@xxxxxxxxx>
Scotta,

Yes you can use DocShare API to model your XML doc and use a SharedObject container to propagated changes in the group.

You have many examples on the wiki, and I suggest you check out the examples in the doc and specifically [1]

I have personnaly no time to help you for the moment, but dont hesitate to post on this list, and I will try to facilitate your introduction on ECF.

By the way, what means NCL ?


--
Pierre




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