[pupnp-tracker] [ pupnp-Feature Requests-1686130 ] Remote UI Client and Server (UPnP)

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Feature Requests item #1686130, was opened at 2007-03-22 12:32
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Category: upnp
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Status: Open
>Priority: 1
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Submitted By: Gamester17 (gamester17)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Remote UI Client and Server (UPnP)

Initial Comment:
Remote UI (UPnP) Client and Server request 
 
Please add RUI (Remote User Interface) support
http://www.upnp.org/standardizeddcps/remoteui.asp



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Comment By: Gamester17 (gamester17)
Date: 2007-03-22 12:39

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Maybe slightly off-topic however FYI; The Consumer Electronics
Association's R7 Home Network Committee has released a new standard,
CEA-2014, which is a Web-based Protocol and Framework for Remote User
Interface on UPnP™ Networks and the Internet (Web4CE). In short, the
standard allows a UPnP-capable home network device to provide its
interface(display and control options) as a Web page to display on any
other device connected to the home network. That means that you can control
a home networking device through any browser-based communications method
for CE devices on a UPnP home network using Ethernet and a special version
of HTML called CE-HTML.

"The upcoming era of the digital home, in which products will be connected
through a UPnP home network, will see users accessing a variety of features
and applications from various products in their home," says Mark Walker,
Senior Platform Architect, Intel Corp. "In addition, consumer products are
extending their functionality by providing direct access from consumer
devices and home network PCs to Internet-based news and entertainment
services delivered to the home over broadband networks such as ADSL and
cable. Currently, however, there is no single cross-industry standard that
simultaneously ensures home network device interoperability and a good user
experience with Internet Services. The new CEA-2014 standard addresses both
needs."

For information about CEA Technology and Standards see:
http://www.ce.org/standards

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