Re: Documentation

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Hi, Gek Woo,
  I think the materials you need depending on how detail you want to describe 
the Swarm.  I learned it a lot from the user manuals provided by the Swarm 
Homepage, such as introduction its libraries and data strucures, etc.  Maybe 
those are good sources for you to refer to.  The paper on enterprise 
integration we finished may deliver some examples for describing Swarm's 
architecture.  
  I am trying to get Swarm to work here, and continue the related works.  How 
is your progress on using Swarm for your doctoral thesis work?  
  It is a holiday season, and my wife and I (I think Eric is too) are missing 
life over there.  Cherish the life and enjoy the study there.  Hope to see you 
soon sometime.

  Fu-ren

> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm writing a paper and I need some documentation on Swarm.  I already 
> have the documentations that are on the Swarm Web page (i.e. Minar et. 
> al., Hiebler, OOPSLA position papers).  Are there any additional 
> articles, especially the more updated ones?
> 
> Thanks,
> Gek Woo
> 
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