The big question here is whether C/C++ or Java will be used as the language of choice. After reading both the ACE links and the blog link, I get the impression that the project owner(s) are leaning toward a C/C++ solution because ACE is geared toward telecomm systems and is written in C/C++. If the language of choice is C/C++ for this project, great; if it's Java, there's a lot of work to be done either porting (I doubt it) or wrapping ACE in yet another layer of code (more practical).
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Where can I find documentation about your applications architecture?
What language are you using to implement your applications?
https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1127029&forum_id=398822
will provide you some information about how we would want to go.
For more information you can also refer to openrfid.blogspot.com (we will be integrating the contents to this forum)
Hope it helps
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Harvinder
The big question here is whether C/C++ or Java will be used as the language of choice. After reading both the ACE links and the blog link, I get the impression that the project owner(s) are leaning toward a C/C++ solution because ACE is geared toward telecomm systems and is written in C/C++. If the language of choice is C/C++ for this project, great; if it's Java, there's a lot of work to be done either porting (I doubt it) or wrapping ACE in yet another layer of code (more practical).