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ONE Portable Player
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Description: This is a midlet implementing UPnP AV functionality. Specifly it supports:
- Control point: Controls Media Servers and Media Renderers. This allows you to play media
discovered on one media server on a media renderer.
- Media Server: Let you share a folder on your device to be used by other UPnP entities on
the network. It recognizes these file types: MP3 (.mp3), JPEG (.jpg) and Powerpoint (.ppt).
- Media Renderer: Let you use the multimedia capabilities on your device to render media from
media servers.
Dependencies:
- JSR139: Connected, Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.1
- JSR118: Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) 2.0
- JSR172: J2ME(TM) Web Services Specification
- JSR135: Mobile Media API (MMAPI)
- JSR075: PDA Optional Packages for the Java(TM) ME Platform
In addition to the J2ME environment it needs a TCP/IP connection, e.g. provided by Wi-Fi, to communicate.
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This software has been developed as part of the "ONE Project" by Ericsson and Agder University College.
AUC UPnP Media Renderer for .NET Framework
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Description: This application runs on Microsoft Windows XP and is a simple implementation of a UPnP AV Media Renderer 1.0. It uses Microsoft Windows Media Player to render music and Microsoft Office Powerpoint to render slideshows in the Powerpoint file format (.ppt extension).
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This software has been developed as part of the "ONE Project" by Ericsson and Agder University College.
AUC Low Power Proxy for .NET Framework 2.0
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Description: This application runs on Microsoft Windows XP and helps applications running on
devices where conservation of energy consumption is important by taking care of some of the work related to service discovery in UPnP.
Specificly it let the user monitor for SSDP notifications from one or more IP-adresses. When a
notification is received from such a monitored IP-adress the application will store the information
received. Later when a search request is received the application will answer to that based on the
information obtained later from the SSDP request received from the device.
This application was manily developed to overcome an issue with J2ME CLDC. This issue is that J2ME CLDC
does not support multicast properly. It do allow an application to send requests to multicast
addresses, such as a SSDP SEARCH request. But it does not allow an application to receive requests
from multicast addresses, such as SSDP NOTIFY requests. Through this proxy this limitation is worked around.
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This software has been developed as part of the "ONE Project" by Ericsson and Agder University College.
