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What is WDK?
The Windows Driver Kit (WDK) is a set of tools, code samples, documentation, and headers used to develop, test, and deploy Windows device drivers. It allows developers to create drivers that enable hardware devices to communicate with the Windows operating system. Commonly used for creating drivers for printers, network adapters, storage devices, and other hardware components.
What other technologies are related to WDK?
WDK Complementary Technologies
DFC
Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) is a client API for Documentum. WDK applications often use DFC to interact with the Documentum repository.
DQL
Documentum Query Language (DQL) is the query language used to interact with the Documentum repository. WDK uses DQL to retrieve and manipulate data.
D2
OpenText D2 is a configuration-based client built on top of Documentum. While it provides an alternative user interface to WDK, it still relies on the underlying Documentum platform and services that WDK interacts with.
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Consultant
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Software Engineer
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Engineer
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