Zeroc.com Website Review

reuse a connection established by a client to make callbacks. Ice uses a compact, efficient binary protocol to minimize CPU and bandwidth consumption. Develop in C++, C#, Ja*a, Ja*aScript, MATLAB, Objective-C, PHP, Python, and Ruby. Deploy on Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS. Define the interfaces and operations for your application in Slice, then compile them to any supported language. Implement the server's interfaces and operations in C++, C#, Ja*a, Objective-C, or Python. Connect to your server using a client written in any language, from any platform. # Compile Slice files         # Generated Files slice2cpp    Printer.ice      # Printer.h, Printer.cpp slice2objc   Printer.ice      # Printer.h, Printer.m slice2php    Printer.ice      # Printer.php slice2py     Printer.ice      # Printer.py slice2rb     Printer.ice      # Printer.rb     virtual void printString(string s, const Ice::Current&) override     {     public override void printString(string s, Ice.Current current)     {     public void printString(String s, com.zeroc.Ice.Current current)     { clas* PrinterI(Demo.Printer):     def printString(self, s):     # Wait for communicator to shut down     communicator.waitForShutdown();     # Invoke printString operation on remote Printer object     printer.printString(Hello World!) % Invoke printString operation on remote Printer object printer.printString('Hello World!'); # Invoke printString operation on remote Printer object printer.printString(Hello World!) Write concise and clean applications with standard language clas*es and constructs. # Retrieve result from future creditScore = future.result() % Retrieve result from future creditScore = future.fetchOutputs() Ice is more than a RPC framework. It also provides a number of complementary services for your networked applications.