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Latest revision as of 18:25, 24 February 2014
This chapter goes beyond the application programming techniques you may normally use to develop customized applications in HSYCO.
HSYCO is a very open development environment. Any feature offered by the Java Runtime Environment is available to the developer to write custom Java code without restrictions.
You can also extend the core services of HSYCO, writing plug-in applications and your own I/O servers.
Use the links below to explore HSYCO advanced programming.
Plugins Applications
Plugins Applications Development
Custom I/O Drivers
Custom I/O Drivers Development
Custom Drivers Callback Methods API
Custom Drivers Command and Utility Methods API
Client-side Programming
Client JavaScript Extension API
