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	Development Environment Dedicated Laptop PC's with ready installed and configured SDKs, authoring and content development tools are provided. The Laptop PC's are located in the Mobile Hub room, Media Lab, 3rd floor, room 333.   Current tools and devices: • A variety of Mobile Devices, add-ons and SIM cards • 1 Server (mobilehub.uiah.fi) • 2 Laptop PC's with: SDK's (installed and configured): • Series 60 Developer Platform SDK's for Symbian OS, for C++ • Series 60 Content Authoring SDK 2.0 for Symbian OS • "Python Plug-in" for Series 60 SDK • Java SDK 1.5.0 • J2ME Wireless Toolkit Authoring tools / content development tools: • Flash MX 2004 - for creating Flash content • Director MX - for creating rich interactive Multimedia content (for server side) • Mobile Bristol ToolKit - for creating location based audio visual outdoor experiences • Adobe GoLive - for creating SMIL, XHTML, MMS content • NMIT - Nokia Mobile Internet toolkit • NDS for MMS - Nokia Developer's Suite for MMS • Nokia Audio Suite Coding tools: • CodeWarrior • ConTEXT editor • Python 2.2.2. • Eclipse • Ant build tool Server software packages: • MySQL • PHP • Python • Java • MUPE Mobile Multi-user Publishing environment Overview diagram   Testing Environment Basic setup: In order to test many of our client server applications in the real mobile network a basic setup of Mobile devices with working SIM cards (GPRS, 3G) and the mobilehuh.uiah.fi server is sufficient. Access from the mobile devices via the the mobile operators data netork based on TCP/IP sockets or HTTP connections is often enough. Current technology and devices: • Variety of Mobile Devices, add-ons and SIM cards • 1 Server (mobilehub.uiah.fi) Server software packages: • MySQL • PHP • Python • Java • MUPE Mobile Multi-user Publishing environment Overview diagram basic setup: Advanced setup: A permanent server connection from the mobilehub.uiah.fi server to a mobile operator network allows a rich variety of testing opportunities with a real network. We therefore plan in the near future to connect to a "research mobile operator network" like e.g. Octopus. Only SIM cards provided by the Octopus network will work. Through this we are then able to provide an own: • Mobile content delivery platform (for applications, games, flash content, video, sounds etc.) • MMS service • SMS service • Video streaming • SIP services • Presence services • Wap-push services • IMS server • Location based services Bboth GSM/GPRS and 3G networks will provide access.   Overview diagram advanced setup:
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