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Remote Administration Daemon Developer Guide     Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library
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Preface

1.  Introduction

2.  Concepts

3.  Abstract Data Representation

4.  libadr

5.  Client Libraries

6.  Module Development

7.  rad Best Practices

When To Use rad?

How To Use rad?

API Guidelines

Target Audience

Legacy Constraints

Conservative Design

Component Guidelines

API Guidelines

Method Guidelines

Property Guideline

Event Guidelines

Module Location: Deciding between Proxy or Slave

Synchronous and Asynchronous Invocation

Duplication

Client Library Support

Naming Guidelines

Object Names

Case

Language-Specific Considerations

API Design Examples

User Management Example

A.  rad Binary Protocol

When To Use rad?

rad is designed to provide remote administrative interfaces for operating system components/sub-systems. Such interfaces support the distributed administration of systems and greatly increase the abilities of system administrators to support large installations.

It is not intended to be a general purpose mechanism for building distributed applications, many alternative facilities, for example, RPC, RMI, CORBA, and MPI exist for such applications.