Transcript UPnP State of the Union 2003

UPnP™ Technologies in
Windows®
John Gehlsen
Group Program Manager
Windows Device Experience Group
Microsoft Corporation
Device Host API
Control Point API
Internet Gateway Device (IGD) DCP
UPnP v1 Technology in
Windows
Enhance APIs
Fixing bugs
Adding some features
Microsoft’s Commitments to UPnP
DCP Support
v1
Integrate into Plug and Play
Stability of protocols to help adoption
Maintain UPnP v1 technology
Improved user experience (PnP, Shell)
Moving forward…UPnP v1 Goals
Microsoft’s
A singularity of wire protocols
for all network-connected
devices and services
Web services protocol suite
Discovery Web Services for
Adapting
Eventing
Devices
Security
Printers
AV devices
Home automation devices
Devices
have different
Mobile phones
PDAs
TVs
Game consoles
needs
Printing and Scanning
Routers/Access Points
Media Rendering Devices
Media
Devices
Device
Focus
Areas
Deep Serving
Partnerships
 Product Value
Home Automation and Control
Industry-based standards
SOAP
WSDL
Robust security support
Compatibility
with other Web Services
Design
Principles
Base protocol improvements
Consistent policy declarations
Consistent property & contract declarations
Advanced driver models
Rich metadata promotion in File System
Integration in the “Shell”
Integration withIntegration
Microsoft Visual Studio
“Longhorn”
Natural extension of Web Services
“Just works” with the Windows PC
Windows PC adds value to digital
devices
Discovery
Configuration
Rich media source
Control
Drivers and software downloads
Helping Devices Do Their
Best
Use PC’s resources for rich value-add
Rich File System in “Longhorn”
DRM license repository
Expand market opportunities
Roadmap
Prototype Code
Beta OS / Kits
Plug-fests
Workshops
Shipments
Press
Marketing
End-user value
Requirements
Specs
Scenarios
2003
2004
2005
2006
UPnP Content Directory Server
Bus and device enabling process
Work with key partners’ device designs
Microsoft’s
Activities
Release “Longhorn”
Device Kit for
components
2004
Plug-fests, Microsoft & Partner testing
Continue dialog at WinHEC 2004
Focus on:
Discovery
Advanced Security
Rich Eventing
Code generation tools
Broad applicability studies
Kits and reference designs
Microsoft’s Activities for
2003
Partner Engagement
Windows Implementation Feedback
Protocol documentation
Tools & Kits
Down-level support
Migration plan
Industry enabling activities
Device-side support
Identify key pain points together
Use Microsoft tools to help your designs
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