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<p>Qxt provides you with a range of IPC Implementations for different use cases.</p>
        <h3>Qt Signals and Slots over the air</h3>
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                <a href="qxtrpcservice.html">QxtRpcService</a> provides a facility to use Qt signals and slots over any QIODevice.
                It let's you connect two QObjects on the fly and marshals arguments for you. If all you want is a quick and easy solution to connect
                two Qt programs, QxtRpcService is for you.<br />
                On top of that, <a href="qxtrpcpeer.html">QxtRpcPeer</a> provides a higher level implementation over TCP connections.
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        <h3>Qt in the cloud. Xml and Json rpcs</h3>
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                If you want to connect your qt program to an existing web service in the cloud, qxt provides ready implementations of common http based protocols.<br>
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                        <li><a href="qxtxmlrpcclient.html">QxtXmlRpcClient</a> implements XML-RPC </li>
                       <li><a href="qxtjsonrpcclient.html">QxtJSONRpcClient</a> implements JSON-RPC </li>
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    <p>See also <a href="qxtnetwork.html">QxtNetwork</a>.</p>
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