I suppose something similar to the havi work could be helpful.
Effectively store java applications or similar on the device to be
controlled and download them to the remote to give the user interface.
Could use discovery features to show if the device contains an app for
controlling it otherwise possibly something similar to data forms.
However, how are you thinking of streaming the media you want to
control ? Jingle ? Or is this more for controlling something that is
already being output to a destination ?
Regards
Kirk Bateman
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On 26 Aug 2009, at 16:41, Fabio Forno <[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 5:24 PM, Dan Brickley<[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi Dirk,
(Cc:'ing the XMPP Social list, ... to be , well, social. And in case
others are interested...)
We talked briefly at FOSDEM during the q/a for your presentation on
the XMPP day. I was wondering if you'd be interested to collaborate
on
specs for remote control APIs mediated by XMPP. I understand you've
been focussing mainly on cross-cutting infrastructural issues
(security, device pairing and authentication).
[...]
Quick reply for just saying that here at bluendo we are very
interested in this topic, since we think that mobile terminals will
become more and more the remote control of anything. Beside
infrastructure and APIs we'd like to focus on user interfaces too,
since we don't think that the approach of building an ad hoc ui for
any type of device is scalable; instead we think that the device
should be able to export the GUI to the mobile, with something similar
to ad hoc commands.
--
Fabio Forno, Ph.D.
Bluendo srl http://www.bluendo.com
jabber id: [email protected]
