Tutorials

This tutorial reuse the first tutorial, but the two modules are in two different framework instances

Before heading to the tutorials, see also the Netbeans configuration article which explains how to configure Netbeans for the tutorials.

Basic tutorials

These tutorials are about Java modules.

• The first tutorial present the coding and configuration of a very simple system with two modules
• In the second tutorial, we reuse the implementation of the first tutorial, but we create two instances of one module
• The third tutorial uses properties in the module
• The advanced configuration tutorial explains several way to specify your configuration
• The user properties tutorial explains how to specify user properties at the global level, and use them to customize your architecture

Groovy tutorials

These tutorials are about Groovy modules.

• The groovy tutorial is based on the first tutorial, but one of the modules is implemented in Groovy. Alternatively, if you want to do the same tutorial without having to do the first tutorial first, go to groovy tutorial from start

C tutorials

These tutorials are about native C modules.

• The basic C tutorial is based on the first tutorial, but one of the modules is implemented in C
• The advanced C tutorial is based on the basic C tutorial, but the native module used a configuration

Python tutorials

These tutorials are about Python modules.

• The python tutorial is based on the first tutorial, but one of the modules is implemented in Python
• The second python tutorial has a "start" method
• The third python tutorial uses properties in the Python module
• The python http tutorial does the same thing as the python tutorial, but uses an http communication
• The second python http tutorial spawn sub-processes

Advanced tutorials

• The request-response tutorial present the coding and configuration of a very system with two modules communicating through a request-response Service
• The FrameworkOwner tutorial is based on the first tutorial, but we replace one module by an Owner module.
• The user defined module type tutorial is based on the python tutorial, but we use a user-defined module type to integrate the Python code
• In the namespace tutorial, we reuse the implementation of the first tutorial, but we define services and types in a namespace
• In the autodescripted modules tutorial, we reuse the implementation of the first tutorial, but we we present how to define and use an autodescripted module
• In the data objects tutorial, a complex data structure is distributed as an object
• The environment variables tutorial uses environment variables

Network tutorials

These tutorials are about the network communication between several framework instances through UDP or TCP.

• The framework UDP tutorial reuse the first tutorial, but the two modules are in two different framework instances
• The request-response UDP tutorial reuse the request-response tutorial, but the two modules are in two different framework instances

Complete tutorials

• The synthetic map tutorial present the usage of a tacticalEnv Application and a UA application to create a synthetic map for a military aircraft
• The map ontology tutorial present the usage of a tacticalEnv Application, a UA application, and a Jena module, to create a synthetic map for a business Jet aircraft, and allow to ask requests on an ontology
• The second map ontology tutorial use the same Ontology as the previous one, but the requests are built using the SPARQL request creation utility, and the results are returned as objects rather than text
• The third map ontology tutorial use the same Ontology as the previous one, but it uses a SPARQL custom function to handle requests concerning the Meteo on a Waypoint