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| ====== Network-app Documentation ====== | ====== Network-app Documentation ====== | ||
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| + | For creating a network application, | ||
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| + | This document works for those who are attempting to create a network application from scratch with IE stacks. This has no use without appropriate hardware and software. | ||
| ===== Structure of the network-application: | ===== Structure of the network-application: | ||
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| There are two types of assets, namely Interface Assets and Functional Assets. | There are two types of assets, namely Interface Assets and Functional Assets. | ||
| - | ===== Interface Assets: | + | Interface Assets: |
| These are the assets that provide the network application with an interface to functionality that is part of the IO application. | These are the assets that provide the network application with an interface to functionality that is part of the IO application. | ||
| For example, the asset network-os-srv asset extracts the freertos functionality by requesting the APIs from the freertos-ospl-srv asset that is part of the io-app workspace. | For example, the asset network-os-srv asset extracts the freertos functionality by requesting the APIs from the freertos-ospl-srv asset that is part of the io-app workspace. | ||
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