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In this section we will focus on the deployment of your rich media application, to make it available live to your end users.
Once a service has been created, if needed - i.e.if the service contains server-side scenes - you will have to publish it on a Streamezzo Rich Media Server instance. This tutorial will guide you through the different steps to publish your service.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for any device using Streamezzo Workbench Developer.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for Android devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for BlackBerry devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for iPhone devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for Java devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for the various editions of Symbian devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
Streamezzo Solution allows creating applications for any platform.
This tutorial details how to create an application for the various versions of Windows Mobile devices using Streamezzo Workbench Developer, i.e. the provided client package creation wizard and the comparable Ant task.
This article provides you a guided tour to become familiar with designing a Rich Media Application User Interface (UI) with Streamezzo Rich Media Solution.
You will find here an overview of all manipulated concepts, and also
all available references and resources that will make you comfortable
for developing your own appealing rich media applications.
All stages detailed below rely on Workbench Developer,
Streamezzo Rich Media IDE, so first of all you will have to install it.
Using it in parallel you should be able to reproduce the iterative
sample detailed below (you can find the complete project available for
download at the end of this article).
The TextInput is a native element of the Streamezzo language. But in order to begin to use it, some words may be useful.
This tutorial details how to take care of devices which screen can be orientated in order to offer an alternative display. Streamezzo framework offers all necessary facilities to adapt the Rich Media Application display according to the current screen orientation.
This article provides you a guided tour to become familiar with manipulation of Audio and Video contents within a Rich Media Application with Streamezzo Rich Media Solution.
You will find here an overview of all manipulated concepts, and also
all available references and resources that will make you comfortable
for developing your own appealing rich media applications, such as
audio players, radio, video players, mobile tv...
This article provides a quick overview on how the mobile network quality of service and throughput will impact your application development. After reading this article you should become more familiar with i) the main points on which you should pay your attention to and ii) the best practices that will make your application more attractive with a fluid user experience.
This table gives indicative values of mobile networks bandwidths.
The Bandwidth column gives the theoretical bandwidth offered by the technology.
The Real Bandwidth column gives an indicative real bandwidth.
In this section we will give a specific focus on all key aspects related to data binding (storage and exchange), i.e. dealing with Rich Media content, file exchanges and back-ends integration.
Such data management covers the following capabilities:
- Rich media content client-side caching (on device)
- Processed rich media content server-side caching
- Rich media content incremental update (append)
- Server-side integration with back-ends (connectors)
- External resources (used for rich media content processing) server-side caching
- File download from server to device
- File upload from device to server
It is usually convenient to interact with the handset contact book data for any rich media application that is intended to perform phone calls and/or manage contacts.
Relevant identified use-cases are:
- list contacts (i.e. present contact book in rich media application)
- select contact (and usually perform phone call or sent contact info to server)
- edit contact info
As part of a social networking rich media application, it can be convenient to enable using the handset camera to capture either a photo or a video (that is then usually uploaded to a server in order to be shared).
The purpose of this article is to provide straightforward information concerning the support of platform capabilities, as made available by manufacturers in their platform SDKs. Such information can be used to identify a given feature availability when required within a Rich Media Application.
It can be convenient to integrate a web view (browser) in order to display web content within a Rich Media Application.
Relevant identified use-cases are:
- Access existing web catalog
- Accessing extra web info related to the currently displayed information
- Add to cart and order on the web
As a consequence some features have been granted in Streamezzo solution in order to provide the ability to interoperate with an integrated web view.