Adaptation in ATF

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Adaptation allows an object of one type to behave like an object of another type. Adaptation weaves together the tapestry of objects, like documents and contexts, making them easier to handle. Adaptation is one of the most useful features of ATF and is fundamental to the ATF DOM.

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Adaptation in ATF

What is Adaptation: General discussion of what adaptation is and how it is used in ATF.
General Adaptation Interfaces: Survey of interfaces for adaptation.
General Adaptation Classes: Describe fundamental classes in adaptation.
Control Adapters: Discussion of control adapters, which add abilities to controls without changing the control.
Other Adaptation Classes: Survey of non-control adapter classes that perform various kinds of adaptation.
Adapting to All Available Interfaces: A detailed example of how adaptation works and what you need to do to make it work showing how adapters can be obtained for any interface DOM adapters implement.

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