OpenTAZ - Summary
This group is not part of the GNU Project.
OpenTAZ is a free (BUT NOT COMPATIBLE) implementation of TASE2 (aka ICCP) protocol, using C++ and CORBA.
TASE.2 protocol is an indutrial messaging protocol built on top of well-known MMS protocol, adding timed capabilities. It is possible, using TASE.2, to send to clients data on a periodic basis, on demand, on data change ... It is also possible to operate a device (like in MMS).
Goal of this project is to provide an implementation for this protocol, free, and with full advantages relying on use of CORBA and object language : heterogeneity, CORBA services ... For example, no standard security is defined in TASE.2 protocol, using CORBA permit using the standard CORBA security service.
TASE.2 is separated into 9 conformance blocks, only block 1 (dealing with periodic exchanges) is mandatory. OpenTAZ implement functionnalities for blocks 1,2 and 5 (in progress). Block 2 add data sending on data change and block 5 is dealing with devices handling.
OpenTAZ was built to address EXACT SAME FUNCTIONNALITIES as protocol TASE.2.
OpenTAZ is built with the MICO (www.mico.org) ORB, CORBA 2.3 compliant. It uses also the miniSTL available on MICO, the POSIX Threads and FLTK (www.fltk.org) for the client interface. All these libraries/products are free (GPL or LGPL)and available (at least) on LinuX and Windows.
For any comment, informations, feel free to send mail to developers/admins of this project, using Savannah.
Registration Date: Thu 05 Sep 2002 08:51:03 AM UTC
License: GNU General Public License v2 or later
Development Status: 4 - Beta




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