Java ME Technology - Java TV API

Using Pre-Packaged BD-J Apps on Players
Chihiro Saito, a Blu-ray Disc Java (BD-J) developer for Sun Microsystems, shows how you can use a pre-packaged BD-J application to run in a PC player or a consumer Blu-ray Disc player, complete with source files. » View the video

Java TV Developers Community
The Java TV Developers Community is dedicated to sharing technologies and information that enable the creation of interactive TV applications. This community aims to provide tutorials and information for developers who are involved with the interactive TV industry, and who wish to learn more about the current crop of open standards. » More

Project HD Cookbook Update for Blu-ray Disc Developers
Sun now provides a technote and shell script for building Javadoc API reference bundles for the various API components required for BD-J application development. Project HD Cookbook is an open, collaborative place to gather code for BD-J applications, and other GEM TV platforms. Project HD Cookbook includes GRIN - a framework for GRaphical INteractivity. This framework manages the display of "features" that are arranged into a "show", and provides simple remote control handling. » Learn more about Project HD Cookbook

Specification:

• JSR 927: Java TV API 1.1
• Java TV API 1.0

Reference Implementation:

• Java TV API 1.1.1 Binary Reference Implementation (RI) and Documentation
• Java TV API 1.1.1 Source RI and Documentation

• View these user scenarios to see how the Java TV API will change your life -- from finances to watching sports.
 

• See who is supporting the Java TV API specification.

Related Technology

• Java Secure Socket Extension for Connected Device Configuration (JSSE for CDC)
• Building Javadoc API Reference Documentation for Blu-ray Disc Application Development
• Java DTV API 1.0 Specification for digital terrestrial TV, related to the SBTVD Forum in Brazil

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