namespace Avogadro {

/**

@mainpage MoleQueue API Documentation

@section molequeue Introduction

The MoleQueue project is developed to support execution of command line
executables, such as computational chemistry and simulation codes, both locally
and remotely interacting with batch schedulers. These are provided as liberally
BSD-licensed, open-source reuable components and an extensible system tray
resident Qt application.

@subsection main Main Classes

The main bulk of the MoleQueue code implements a system tray resident Qt 4
application. If you are interested in extending MoleQueue to support new
queue types, transports and/or authentication mechanisms these classes will be
of most interest. For applications looking to use the local socket JSON-RPC 2.0
based API the client library will be of most interest.

- MoleQueue::Queue : Abstract interface class for queues.
  - MoleQueue::QueueLocal : Implementation of a local queue.
  - MoleQueue::QueueRemote : Common API for remote queues.
- MoleQueue::SshConnection : Interface for Ssh execution and transfer.
- MoleQueue::LocalSocketConnectionListener : Listen for local connections.
- The main two classes for client connections:
  - MoleQueue::Client : Qt client class that can be used to manage jobs.
  - MoleQueue::JsonRpcClient : General JSON-RPC 2.0 client.

@section resources Resources

This project is developed as part of the <a href="http://openchemistry.org/">
Open Chemistry project</a>. Please see the
<a href="http://wiki.openchemistry.org/Development">development guide</a> if
you would like to contribute to the project. Some key resources include:

- Wiki : http://wiki.openchemistry.org/
- Bug tracker : http://projects.openchemistry.org/
- Dashboard : http://cdash.openchemistry.org/index.php?project=MoleQueue
- Mailing lists: http://www.openchemistry.org/OpenChemistry/help/mailing.html

 */

}