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List:       freedesktop-dbus
Subject:    Re: dbus questions
From:       Havoc Pennington <hp () redhat ! com>
Date:       2007-11-05 4:53:16
Message-ID: 472EA1BC.8060409 () redhat ! com
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Hi,

buhochileno@gmail.com wrote:
> 1.- Can I pass messages between a native (unmanaged code) C/C++ process 
> to others C/C++ process and/or managed C# process?.

Yes, the protocol is shared.

> 2.- The "object path" can be a URL from intranet or internet?

No, it is a dbus-specific concept of path. It would normally be a 
reverse domain name kind of thing, like
/com/example/subdomain/whatever

> 3.- is possible to use dbus on windows, any time sone?

I would say it's possible only if you are willing to hack on it / fix 
bugs in it on Windows. There should not be much trouble making it work 
on Windows, but you should schedule some time to address issues or add 
missing features.

> ..related to the wrappers:
> 4.- dbus-mono, dbus-sharp and NDesk.dbus are the same (they have 
> diferent version numbers)?

I'm not sure about this.

> 5.- if I use dbus-sharp, dbus-mono or ndesk-dbus can I attach method to 
> a C/C++ -> dbus message?, and viceversa?

When making a remote method call across processes, the two processes can 
be implemented in different languages.

> where can I find a tutorial about this technics hopfully with examples?

The documentation I know of is listed on the web site, and there are 
lots of open source projects you could look at for examples. Try Google 
code search perhaps.

Havoc
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