ETP 1.6.0-dev01

.NET Framework 4.0 This package targets .NET Framework 4.0. The package is compatible with this framework or higher.
This is a prerelease version of ETP.
There is a newer prerelease version of this package available.
See the version list below for details. 
dotnet add package ETP --version 1.6.0-dev01                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package ETP -Version 1.6.0-dev01
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="ETP" Version="1.6.0-dev01" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add ETP --version 1.6.0-dev01                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: ETP, 1.6.0-dev01"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install ETP as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=ETP&version=1.6.0-dev01&prerelease

// Install ETP as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=ETP&version=1.6.0-dev01&prerelease

The Energistics Transfer Protocol (ETP) is a specification for an asynchronous message-based data transfer standard used by the Energistics family data formats.

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ETP.DevKit-PDS

The ETP DevKit is a .NET library providing a common foundation and the basic infrastructure needed to communicate via the Energistics Transfer Protocol (ETP). The library is written in C# using the .NET Framework version 4.5.2. It is designed to simplify and standardize ETP client and server development by integrating the necessary dependencies and abstracting away the lower level details of communicating via ETP. It builds on the ETP Messages library, which provides .NET definitions for the ETP messages and associated data structures. The ETP DevKit provides a definition and base implementation of each interface described in the ETP Specification. Each interface implementation has been developed as a protocol handler that can be used out of the box or extended to provide additional functionality. This abstracts away the low level details of sending and receiving messages between clients and servers. Customized processing of messages can be achieved either by registering handlers for the various interface events or by deriving from the library’s protocol handlers and overriding the virtual message handling methods. The aim of the ETP DevKit is to reduce the time it takes to develop and evaluate the latest version of the standards utilizing the Energistics Transfer Protocol and to provide a shared and tested framework for establishing and facilitating communication between applications needing to exchange data. The ETP DevKit was developed by Petrotechnical Data Systems (PDS) and contributed to Energistics. It is provided as an open source project under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Further development will be guided by Energistics and the user community.
ETP.DevKit

The ETP DevKit is a .NET library providing a common foundation and the basic infrastructure needed to communicate via the Energistics Transfer Protocol (ETP). The library is written in C# using the .NET Framework version 4.5.2. It is designed to simplify and standardize ETP client and server development by integrating the necessary dependencies and abstracting away the lower level details of communicating via ETP. It builds on the ETP Messages library, which provides .NET definitions for the ETP messages and associated data structures. The ETP DevKit provides a definition and base implementation of each interface described in the ETP Specification. Each interface implementation has been developed as a protocol handler that can be used out of the box or extended to provide additional functionality. This abstracts away the low level details of sending and receiving messages between clients and servers. Customized processing of messages can be achieved either by registering handlers for the various interface events or by deriving from the library’s protocol handlers and overriding the virtual message handling methods. The aim of the ETP DevKit is to reduce the time it takes to develop and evaluate the latest version of the standards utilizing the Energistics Transfer Protocol and to provide a shared and tested framework for establishing and facilitating communication between applications needing to exchange data. The ETP DevKit was developed by Petrotechnical Data Systems (PDS) and contributed to Energistics. It is provided as an open source project under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Further development will be guided by Energistics and the user community.

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1.6.0-dev20 2,034 1/29/2019
1.6.0-dev19 652 11/19/2018
1.6.0-dev18 771 11/16/2018
1.6.0-dev17 776 11/14/2018
1.6.0-dev16 1,330 11/7/2018
1.6.0-dev15 710 11/1/2018
1.6.0-dev14 651 10/31/2018
1.6.0-dev13 646 10/31/2018
1.6.0-dev12 693 10/29/2018
1.6.0-dev11 1,090 9/11/2018
1.6.0-dev10 796 9/9/2018
1.6.0-dev09 719 9/1/2018
1.6.0-dev08 770 8/28/2018
1.6.0-dev07 749 8/26/2018
1.6.0-dev06 756 8/23/2018
1.6.0-dev05 905 8/15/2018
1.6.0-dev04 832 8/15/2018
1.6.0-dev03 865 8/15/2018
1.6.0-dev02 766 8/13/2018
1.6.0-dev01 780 8/10/2018
1.5.0 17,372 11/2/2016
1.4.1 3,334 7/16/2016
1.4.1-BUILD95 953 3/27/2017
1.4.1-BUILD94 967 11/10/2016
1.4.1-BUILD93 963 10/28/2016
1.4.1-BUILD92 996 10/27/2016
1.4.1-BUILD91 947 10/27/2016
1.4.1-BUILD90 942 10/26/2016
1.4.1-BUILD89 950 10/25/2016
1.4.1-BUILD88 951 10/25/2016
1.4.1-BUILD87 971 10/25/2016
1.4.1-BUILD86 938 10/24/2016
1.4.1-BUILD77 926 10/14/2016
1.4.1-BUILD76 993 10/13/2016
1.4.1-BUILD75 957 10/13/2016
1.4.1-BUILD74 977 9/29/2016
1.4.1-BUILD73 974 9/29/2016
1.4.1-BUILD72 971 9/29/2016
1.4.0 1,216 7/16/2016
1.3.0-BUILD63 1,001 6/29/2016
1.3.0-BUILD57 1,342 4/27/2016
1.3.0-BUILD56 1,037 4/21/2016
1.3.0-BUILD55 1,854 3/17/2016
1.3.0-BUILD54 962 3/10/2016
1.2.0 4,642 7/10/2015
1.2.0-BUILD53 1,000 3/10/2016
1.2.0-BUILD52 1,062 2/29/2016
1.2.0-BUILD51 978 2/12/2016
1.2.0-BUILD50 1,267 1/25/2016
1.2.0-BUILD49 1,030 12/28/2015
1.2.0-BUILD48 1,101 12/7/2015
1.2.0-BUILD47 1,033 12/7/2015
1.2.0-BUILD46 1,010 12/7/2015
1.2.0-BUILD37 1,050 9/24/2015
1.2.0-BUILD36 1,057 9/4/2015
1.2.0-BUILD35 1,346 8/8/2015
1.2.0-BUILD34 1,317 8/8/2015
1.2.0-BUILD33 1,161 7/31/2015
1.1.0 1,323 7/10/2015
1.0.6-BUILD32 1,083 7/2/2015
1.0.6-BUILD31 1,024 7/2/2015
1.0.6-BUILD30 1,023 7/2/2015
1.0.6-BUILD29 1,019 7/2/2015
1.0.6-BUILD28 999 7/1/2015
1.0.6-BUILD27 1,002 7/1/2015
1.0.6-BUILD26 1,023 6/22/2015
1.0.6-BUILD25 1,014 6/8/2015
1.0.6-BUILD24 1,031 5/23/2015
1.0.6-BUILD23 993 5/23/2015
1.0.6-alpha 1,059 5/21/2015
1.0.5-BUILD15 1,031 5/21/2015
1.0.5-alpha 1,059 3/11/2015
1.0.4-alpha 1,097 2/28/2015
1.0.3-alpha 1,447 9/22/2014
1.0.2-alpha 1,243 8/27/2014
1.0.1-BUILD1 1,237 2/11/2015
1.0.1-alpha 1,062 8/9/2014
1.0.0-alpha 1,351 8/9/2014