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| − | I am one of the people working on SETP/CICPv2. It is open source protocol specification effort for distributed virtual environments. The vision is to learn from the existing research and implementations to create a protocol specification which enables fulfillment of virtual environment business potential. I would like to propose that SETP/CICPv2 would be evaluated as possible future client-server and sim interoperatin protocol. Feedback from working virtual environment implementation would be valuable for the specification effort and would steer the work to correct direction. | + | I am one of the people working on SETP/CICPv2. It is an open source protocol specification effort for distributed virtual environments. The vision is to learn from the existing research and implementations to create a protocol specification which enables fulfillment of virtual environment business potential. I would like to propose that SETP/CICPv2 would be evaluated as possible future client-server and sim interoperatin protocol. Feedback from working virtual environment implementation would be valuable for the specification effort and would steer the work to correct direction. |
Wiki: http://wiki.setp.info/wiki | Wiki: http://wiki.setp.info/wiki | ||
Revision as of 21:56, 31 October 2008
I am one of the people working on SETP/CICPv2. It is an open source protocol specification effort for distributed virtual environments. The vision is to learn from the existing research and implementations to create a protocol specification which enables fulfillment of virtual environment business potential. I would like to propose that SETP/CICPv2 would be evaluated as possible future client-server and sim interoperatin protocol. Feedback from working virtual environment implementation would be valuable for the specification effort and would steer the work to correct direction.
Wiki: http://wiki.setp.info/wiki
SETP/CICPv2 is currently licensed under Apache 2.0 License but alternative open source licenses are possible.
best regards,
Tommi Laukkanen
