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According to Access, the Living Connect middleware suite lets developers create devices capable of interconnecting with other DLNA v1.5 compliant devices. The stack is said to integrate with Access's NetFront browser and media player.
Netfront Living Connect diagram
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APIs (application programming interfaces) available in the modular middleware suite are said to include:
- Digital Media Server (DMS)
- Digital Media Player (DMP)
- Digital Media Controller (DMC)
- Digital Media Renderer (DMR)
- Mobile Digital Media Server (M-DMS)
- Mobile Digital Media Player (M-DMP)
- Mobile Digital Media Controller (M-DMC)
- Mobile Digital Media Uploader (M-DMU)
- Mobile Digital Media Downloader (M-DMD)
- Upload Controller (+UP+)
- Download Controller (+DN+)
- Digital Media Printer (DMPr) (support planned)
- Printing Controller-1 (+PR1+) (support planned)
- Printing Controller-2 (+PR2+) (support planned)
Player
Upload/download
Controller
According to Access CEO Toru Arakawa, "As more and more Internet-enabled devices become connected, it is increasingly important to develop standards that ensure these devices can share information, resources and content seamlessly and transparently."
The Living Connect middleware appears to be available now. It is architecture- and OS-agnostic, and in addition to Windows Mobile 5, supports ITRON, Linux, BREW, and Symbian. A modular SDK (software development kit) comes with example code and a GUI application stack implemented for Linux and the GTK2 graphics framework.
Access is demonstrating the Living Connect middleware suite at the DLNA booth this week at CEATEC, located near Tokyo.
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