FEPCOS-J

Would you like to use FEPCOS-J?

Please help to make FEPCOS-J a Free/Libre and Open-Source Software (FLOSS).

So far, FEPCOS-J is a prototype that I have independently developed. Now I need your support, especially regarding legal issues, the testing environment, and funding.

What are your thoughts about this? Any feedback is welcome!

Contact:

Gerhard Fuchs
email: fepcos-j@fepcos.info
phone: +49 175 8074737

FEPCOS-J in a nutshell

FEPCOS-J prototypes a Java language extension that allows developers to declaratively compose networked systems like building blocks.

FEPCOS-J:

• is a Java programming tool based on the FEPCOS-Model.
• allows implementing a multithreaded Java server without manually thread programming or network programming.
• allows generating the Java server's:
  • system interface and system documentation to be used for Java-programmed clients;
  • system profile, which other tools can input to realize the system interface for clients programmed in other languages, such as Rust;
  • native executable by means of GraalVM.
• is independently developed by Gerhard Fuchs.
• shall become a Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) with your help.

Detailed descriptions are available in the publications. Further, the application of FEPCOS-J is exemplarily shown in a video.

Blog posts about FEPCOS-J:

• Java Server and Rust Client built with generated networking code
  FEPCOS-J allows declaratively implementing a Java server and generating its profile usable to generate the networking code of a Rust client. Read more
• Multithreaded server in Java: That's easy with FEPCOS-J
  Users of the Java development tool FEPCOS-J can create a multithreaded server in Java without thread or network programming. Read more
• FEPCOS-J: Native executables of Java-coded networked systems
  An example shows how Java developers can build native executables of declaratively composed networked systems by using FEPCOS-J and GraalVM. Read more
• FEPCOS-J: Declaratively compose networked systems in Java
  Compose networked systems like building blocks. An example illustrates how a Java developer can do this by using FEPCOS-J. Read more
• FEPCOS-J: description, impression of usage, current state
  FEPCOS-J implements a Java-language extension that frees a Java-developer from network programming and supports cross-system concurrency. Read more

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