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The communication/messaging model I use in my target application is not compliant with STRIDE. Can I still use it? | '''The communication/messaging model I use in my target application is not compliant with STRIDE. Can I still use it?''' | ||
Yes. The STRIDE Communication Model can be used to bridge the differences between it and the messaging model employed in your embedded application. Refer to the "Using a Remote Message Stub Thread" section of the STRIDE Runtime Developer's Guide, available through STRIDE's online help, for more information. | Yes. The STRIDE Communication Model can be used to bridge the differences between it and the messaging model employed in your embedded application. Refer to the "Using a Remote Message Stub Thread" section of the STRIDE Runtime Developer's Guide, available through STRIDE's online help, for more information. | ||
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The communication/messaging model I use in my target application is not compliant with STRIDE. Can I still use it?
Yes. The STRIDE Communication Model can be used to bridge the differences between it and the messaging model employed in your embedded application. Refer to the "Using a Remote Message Stub Thread" section of the STRIDE Runtime Developer's Guide, available through STRIDE's online help, for more information.