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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 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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Revision as of 23:00, 11 December 2007

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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