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The AllJoyn framework comprises AllJoyn Apps and AllJoyn Routers. | The AllJoyn framework comprises AllJoyn Apps and AllJoyn Routers. | ||
Apps can '''only''' communicate with other Apps by going through a Router. | Apps can '''only''' communicate with other Apps by going through a Router. | ||
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Revision as of 10:07, 1 February 2016
A software framework that provides proximity-based P2P network management.
History
Alljoyn is launched on Feb. 9, 2011 by QuIC (Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc.). Until Jun. 2015, it's over 160 members such as Qualcomm, Microsoft, LG, Sony, Sharp, Panasonic, etc. The design goal is to easily allow developers to create apps and services that leverage P2P connectivity.
Supported Features
- Transports
- Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Serial, Power Line (PLC)
- Bindings
- C, C++, Objective-C, Java
- Platforms
- RTOS, Arduino, Linux, Android, iOS, Windows, Mac
- Security
- peer-to-peer encryption (AES128) and authentication (PSK, ECDSA)
Architecture
The AllJoyn framework comprises AllJoyn Apps and AllJoyn Routers.
Apps can only communicate with other Apps by going through a Router.
