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Can I write a C++ client that would talk to TSpaces server?

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Can I write a C++ client that would talk to TSpaces server?

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You can write a proxy to do that. There’s an example of such a proxy in the MoDAL package (the Palm-based program that talks to TSpaces through a provided proxy). MoDAL is available from Alphaworks. • How to create my own handlers? Being able to add command handlers is a powerful feature that is negated by the fact that we have very little documentation on how to actually do it. And unfortunately, we have no one available that could impove the documentation. (It would not be a trivial task). Refer to the Programmer’s Guide for the existing documentation and examples. If you have any problems please contact us directly. • Can I rely on TSpaces (with persistence activated) to store my persistent information. TSpaces is a transactional database system that has all of the ACID properties, that is, it is: (A) atomic: all of the actions in a transaction (or operation, if you don’t explicitly say “begin transaction”) either happen completely or don’t happen at all; (C) consistent: the actions

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