Inter-application connection

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There is a pleiad of protocols to connect processes (shells) even client/server applications each of his own character, although relying on TCP/IP.

A generic protocol to connect every sort of application, on the same or different shells and not only for data but also event sharing, is the foundation of the shared application language.

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