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Description

A generic module 

A generic module can take various forms, a simplebusiness class, or a larger one with a zone for example.
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In PHP, if an existing class or API you like but you want to bring your personal touch you include it and overloading to avoid touching it.

Exactly the same principle applies with Jelix modules. We then speak of “overload</description>
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        <description>Jelix et la Communication inter modules

A nugget among so many others contained Jelix, is  the internal communication between modules.

But what is this?

Sometimes modules may need to communicate with each other or whether they need information from each other.</description>
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