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-title: Overview
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-The ***binder*** provides the way to connect applications to
-the services that it needs.
-
-It provides a fast way to securely offer APIs to applications
-written in any language and running almost anywhere.
-
-- The ***binder*** is developed for AGL (Automotive Grade Linux) but it is not bound to AGL.
-- The ***binder*** is the usual name.
-- The binary is named **afb-daemon**.
-- The name **afb-daemon** stands for ***Application Framework Binder Daemon***.
-
-The word *daemon*, here, denote the fact that the ***binder*** makes witchcraft to
-connect applications to their expected services. (note: that usually the term of
-daemon denotes background process but not here).
-
-Each ***binder*** **afb-daemon** is in charge to bind one instance of
-an application or service to the rest of the system, applications and services.
-Within AGL, the connection between services and/or applications
-is tuned by the AGL framework and the AGL system.
-
-## The basis of the binder
-
-The following figure shows main concepts linked to the ***binder***.
-
-![Figure: binder basis](images/basis.svg)
-
-The shown elements are:
-
-- The SECURITY CONTEXT
-
-    The primary intention of any ***binder*** is to provide
-    a secured environment for any application.
-    On AGL, the   **security context** is ensured by [Smack]
-    , the security context of the application or service.
-
-- The BINDER
-
-    This is the central element.
-    It makes possible to run HTML5 applications and provides
-    the unified access to APIs provided by the ***bindings***.
-
-    Running a pure HTML5 application doesn't require any ***binding***.
-    In that case , the ***binder*** acts as a simple HTTP server for
-    the web runtime.
-
-- The BINDINGs
-
-    A ***binding*** adds one **API** to the ***binder***.
-
-    An **API** is a set of **verbs** that can be called
-    using either REST over HTTP or a kind of JSON RPC.
-
-    ***bindings*** are either:
-
-    - dynamically loaded libraries in the ***binder*** process
-    - remote service running on the same host
-    - remote service running on other hosts
-
-    When acting as an HTTP server, the binder treats the language
-    settings of the HTTP requests to provide internationalized
-    content as specified by
-    [widget
-    specifications](https://www.w3.org/TR/widgets/#internationalization-and-localization).
-
-- The APPLICATION
-
-    An ***application*** connects to the binder to get access to
-    the **API** that it provides or to get its HTTP services to access
-    resources.
-
-## Interconnection of binders
-
-The AGL framework interprets the **widget/application** manifests
-to setup the ***bindings*** configuration of the ***binders***.
-
-The figure below shows that ***binders*** are interconnected.
-
-![Figure: binder interconnection](images/interconnection.svg)
-
-The figure shows 4 several **application/service**: **A**, **B**,
-**C** and **D**.
-
-The application **A** might use an **API** that is shown as a
-local ***binding*** but that in reality runs within the context
-of **D**.
-
-The framework AGL takes care of making the plumbing working.
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