API

API Index: API for each kit

Getting Started

Introduction: introduction to the Sedona Framework
Setup: getting your development environment setup
Architecture: the big picture
Tutorial: step by step walk thru example
New for 1.2: New features in Sedona Framework 1.2

Sedona Language

Language: overview of the Sedona language
Primitives: basic built-in types
Expressions: review of expression constructs
Statements: review of statement constructs
Classes: class types
Fields: field slots
Methods: method slots
Components: the Sedona Framework component model
Reflection: the Sedona Framework reflection APIs
Arrays: how arrays work
Memory: how memory is laid out and utilized
Native Methods: binding APIs to native implementations written in C
Logging: how to embed logging into Sedona code

Apps

Apps: the Sedona Framework application model
Security: the Sedona Framework's security model

Deployment

Kits: unit of modularity, versioning, and dependencies
Schema: manifests: type meta-data and schemas

Sedona Framework Platforms

Platform Definition: the platform definition XML file
Platform Archive: metadata about a unique Sedona Framework platform
Platform Tutorial: how to create a Sedona platform
Sedona Device Simulator: creating special Sedona VMs that run apps for other platforms
Sedona Framework Certified Platforms: creating platforms that pass Sedona Framework certification

Development

Sedonac: command line sedonac tool
Testing: how to use the built-in test harness
Porting: how to port the SVM to new platforms
Niagara AX: how to integrate Sedona components with the Niagara AX Framework

Networking

Networking: Overview of network communications
DASP: Datagram Authenticated Session Protocol
Sox: Sox protocol: provisioning and configuration
Device Discovery: Sedona device discovery using DASP

Appendix

License: Academic Free License 3.0
Conventions: Coding conventions
SCode Format: reference for scode image binary format
Sedona Grammar: Sedona language grammar