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About the ECF Project
ECF is a set of frameworks for building communications into applications and services. It provides a lightweight, modular, transport-independent, fully-compliant implementation of the OSGi Remote Services standard.
See the ECF Wiki for examples, tutorials, other documentation, as well as plans for future releases.
To contribute or find out what's going on right now, please join the ecf-dev mailing list.
ECF Remote Services Training, Support, and Integration
For Remote Services training, support, or expert OSGi or Eclipse development please contact Composent.com via email or bring it up on the ECF dev mailing list.What's New
| Wednesday, August 21, 2024 - ECF 3.15.2 has been released on eclipse.org. See here for download. The ECF 3.15.2 release is a bug-fix release. See ECF New and Noteworthy | |
| Wednesday, June 3, 2024 - ECF 3.15.1 has been released on eclipse.org. See here for download. The ECF 3.15.1 release is a bug-fix release. See ECF New and Noteworthy | |
| Sunday, June 2, 2024 - ECF 3.15.0 has been released on eclipse.org. See here for download. The ECF 3.15.0 release is a bug-fix release. See ECF New and Noteworthy | |
| Sunday, January 14, 2024 - ECF 3.14.41 has been released on eclipse.org. See here for download. The ECF 3.14.41 release is a bug-fix release. See ECF New and Noteworthy | |
| Friday, April 1, 2022 - ECF has moved it's project repository to Eclpse Github: https://github.com/eclipse/ecf. See here for binary download. See ECF's github repo. Special thanks to ECF committer Wim Jongman for doing the work of moving from Eclipse git/gerrit to github. | |
| December 30, 2015 - Christoph Keimel recently presented a very cool Internet of Things game based upon ECF Remote Services at Eclipse Democamp. Check it out...it's really cool! |