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| logo = [[File:rce logo.png]]

| name = Remote Component Environment (RCE) (Was: Reconfigurable Computing Environment)

| latest release version = 1.7.0

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| programming language = [[Java (programming language)|Java]] and [[Python (programming language)|Python]]

| operating system = [[Cross-platform]]

| genre = [[Integration platform]], Multimulti-purpose [[Problemproblem Solvingsolving Environmentenvironment]]

| license = [[Eclipse Public License]]

| website = http://www.rcenvironment.org/

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The '''Remote Component Environment''' (RCE) is an all-purpose, distributed platform for the integration of applications. RCE provides integrated applications access to general-purpose software components like a workflow engine, a privilege management, or an interface to external compute and storage resources (Gridgrid, clusters). RCE enables the developers of integrated applications to concentrate on application-specific logic and to let the different applications interact by embedding them into one unified environment. It is a plug-in based system for application integration written in Java on top of the Eclipse framework. It supports and integrates well known middleware solutions like the [[GlobusToolkit]] toolkit and [[UNICORE]] and abstractions layers like [[Hibernate (Java)]].

The '''Remote Component Environment''' (RCE) is an all-purpose, distributed platform for the integration of applications. RCE provides integrated applications access to general-purpose software components like a workflow engine, a privilege management, or an interface to external compute and storage resources (Grid, clusters). RCE enables the developers of integrated applications to concentrate on application-specific logic and to let the different applications interact by embedding them into one unified environment. It is a plug-in based system for application integration written in Java on top of the Eclipse framework. It supports and integrates well known middleware solutions like the [[GlobusToolkit]] toolkit and [[UNICORE]] and abstractions layers like [[Hibernate (Java)]].

Development of the RCE platform took place in the SESIS<ref>http://www.sesis.de</ref> project.