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== Uno Wiki ==
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'''''[[Uno/To-Dos|To-Dos]]'''''<br>
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'''''[[Uno/Efforts|Efforts]]'''''
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The UNO area on this wiki is organized as follows:
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Lead: [[KR|Kay Ramme]] Co-Lead: [[User:Sb|Stephan Bergmann]]
  
; UNO Specification:
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This is the [[Uno]] Wiki. '''Uno''' stands for '''Universal Network Objects'''.
:* [[Uno/Spec]]  
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; UNO Implementations:
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[[Uno]] is the interface based component model of [https://www.OpenOffice.org Apache OpenOffice]. [[Uno]] offers interoperability between programming languages, object models and hardware architectures, either in process or over process boundaries, as well as in the intranet or the Internet. Uno components may be implemented in and accessed from any programming language for which a Uno [[Uno#Uno_Implementations|implementation]] (AKA language binding) and an appropriate bridge or adapter exists.
:* [[Uno/Binary]] - more or less UNO for C
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:* [[Uno/Cpp]] - UNO for C++
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:* [[Uno/Java]] - UNO for Java
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:* [[Uno/Remote]] - UNO for Networks
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; Things in progress:
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[[Image:Uno-Arc.jpg|left]]
:* [[Uno/Effort]] - UNO Efforts
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; Things to be done:
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Most content from the [http://www.openoffice.org/udk/ http://udk.openoffice.org] pages is moved into the wiki at [https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno]
:* [[Uno/Todo]] - UNO Todos
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'''[[Uno/Effort/Migrate Documentation|You are welcome to help]]'''.
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Probably most interesting for many people is, what we are currently doing in Uno, which you can find in the [[Uno/Efforts|efforts]] area. One of the bigger things is the [[Uno/Effort/Binary/Extend Threading-Model|extension to Binary Unos threading-model]].
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The Uno Wiki organization is described in [[Uno/Meta/Organization]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:59, 19 May 2021

To-Dos
Efforts

Terms

Modules

Specifications

Implementations

Articles&Tutorials

Code Snippets

Tests

Misc

Lead: Kay Ramme Co-Lead: Stephan Bergmann

This is the Uno Wiki. Uno stands for Universal Network Objects.

Uno is the interface based component model of Apache OpenOffice. Uno offers interoperability between programming languages, object models and hardware architectures, either in process or over process boundaries, as well as in the intranet or the Internet. Uno components may be implemented in and accessed from any programming language for which a Uno implementation (AKA language binding) and an appropriate bridge or adapter exists.

Uno-Arc.jpg

Most content from the http://udk.openoffice.org pages is moved into the wiki at https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno

You are welcome to help. Probably most interesting for many people is, what we are currently doing in Uno, which you can find in the efforts area. One of the bigger things is the extension to Binary Unos threading-model.

The Uno Wiki organization is described in Uno/Meta/Organization.

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