Remoting SDK Docs

Remoting SDK is a framework that allows you to build Servers that expose functionality using Services. These services can then be accessed remotely over the network from Client Applications running on and created with a wide variety of platforms and languages.

Platforms

Remoting SDK Servers can be built using either .NET or Delphi.

• .NET Servers can be hosted on all major server platforms, including Windows and Linux.
• Delphi Servers can be hosted on all major server platforms, including Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android.

These servers can then be accessed from Client Applications created with all of today's major development platforms, in turn covering just about every operating system and target platform:

• .NET – Windows, Web Servers, Linux, macOS, iOS or Android (via Xamarin platform)
• Cocoa – Mac, iOS, watchOS, tvOS
• Java – Android, Blackberry, and anywhere else Java runs on
• Delphi – Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android via FireMonkey
• JavaScript – rich web clients, and much more
• Any platform, any programming language – can access Remoting SDK servers via HttpAPI interface

More Resources

Outside of this documentation site, we think you will find these links useful:

• Remoting SDK Homepage — rosdk.com

Support & Discussion Forums

• Remoting SDK Support Overview
• Remoting SDK Forum

Other Useful Links

• What's New in Remoting SDK 10
• Change Logs are available by platform.

Data Abstract

• Data Abstract Homepage
• Data Abstract Docs