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Attica Introduction
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Overview
In this tutorial you learn how to use Attica to access the Open Collaboration Services in your application.
Our goal is to get a list of friends for any user registered on this site.
With Attica you can easily access services from providers such as openDesktop.org. It implements the freedesktop.org specification for the Open Collaboration Services API.