If you’re wondering what the new Adobe Mobile Content Delivery Protocol Technology Center is, it’s where you can download the specification that is used to deliver data format used in Flash Cast.

The Adobe Mobile Content Delivery Protocol is one of many pieces to the Adobe Open Screen Project to come to public view, recently.

“The Mobile Content Delivery Protocol defines a mechanism for delivering applications (called channels) and synchronized data sets on which the applications operate (called feeds) to mobile devices. The protocol includes a control-flow mechanism for managing channel subscriptions and application preferences.

This protocol is implemented in the Adobe® Mobile Client and the Adobe® Mobile Server products. It can be used to serve applications and content to the Adobe Mobile Client or to develop a mobile client that can interact with the Adobe Mobile Server.

The protocol is bi-directional, with a client-initiated “pull” component operating over HTTP or HTTPS, and a server-initiated “push” component operating over SMS. The protocol is designed for lightweight content updates personalized according to end user preferences.”

Download it:

- Scott Janousek \m/

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