GroupKit 5.0 Documentation
Overview
GroupKit 5.0 Overview
Internal Architecture
User Manual
Introduction
Using GroupKit Applications - An End User's View
An Example GroupKit Program
Coordinating Multiple Users
Using Environments to Find out Information about Users
Conference Events
Groupware Widgets and Awareness
Shared Environments
Concurrency Control
Debugging and Performance Issues
Other GroupKit Features
(Primarily) External Commands Reference
gk::to - Multicast remote procedure calls
gk::event - Generate and respond to local events
gk::schedule - Manage the execution of repetitive commands
gk::environment - Shared tree-based data structure
gk::users - Keep track of information on conference users
gk::conference - Miscellaneous conference facilities
gk::sessionmgr - Utilities to build session manager applications
gk::preferences - Manage user preference information
User Interface and Widget Commands Reference
gk::telepointers - Multiple cursors
gk::scrollbar - Multi-user scrollbar
gk::radar - Radar view awareness display
gk::menus - Standard menubar facilities for GroupKit applications
gk::participants - Various facilities for interacting with user information
(Primarily) Internal Commands Reference
gk::rpc - Maintain socket connections between processes
gk::debug - Debugging facilities
gk::registry - Convenience routines for accessing the global registry
gk::init - Handle process startup and initialization
gk::shutdown - Handle process termination and cleanup
gk::service - Locate and connect to specific facilities offered by other processes
gk::awareness - Support for maintaining workspace awareness information
gk::base64 - Base64 encoding and decoding of binary files
Supplied Services
idgenerator - Assign unique identifiers
environmenthost - Host centralized environments
laucher - Create new conference processes
persistence - Provide a persistence repository for conference data
Last updated June 28, 1998 by
Mark Roseman
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