If not, what else is used e.g. to exchange data with a router?

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Not sure if this answers your question, but you can set up the network by dynamically assigning ips using DHCP based router(which should be automatic) or static ip configuration is valid, which you will have to do manually.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek

Thank you for your respond!<br>I&#39;m more interessted in how and what&nbsp;it is supported with the SDK. Is there any API for such things.<br> QUOTE (Vivek Jani @ 23 Jan 2012 12:27 AM) Not sure if this answers your question, but you can set up the network by dynamically assigning ips using DHCP based router(which should be automatic) or static ip configuration is valid, which you will have to do manually.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek

hallow<br><br> QUOTE (Vivek Jani @ 23 Jan 2012 12:27 AM) Not sure if this answers your question, but you can set up the network by dynamically assigning ips using DHCP based router(which should be automatic) or static ip configuration is valid, which you will have to do manually.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek

Well, what kind of API are you looking for? What is exactly your usecase? SDK has APIs mainly for developing widgets and provides UI components and framework, mediaplayer, making http requests, etc all in Javascript. Have you gone through the documentation at http://developer.yahoo.com/connectedtv/?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek

First of all, thanks for helping. <br>Of course i read the documentation but maybe i overlooked due of my english and inexperiencness&nbsp;-.-<br>i have two possible use cases:<br>first to have a GUI which&nbsp;shows&nbsp;data from a server running somewhere outside. <br>Second same case but within a LAN. <br><br>A kind of API would be i.e. Cling&nbsp;for DLNA/UPnP support in Java/Android<br>or XMLHttpRequest.<br><br>Thanks again,<br><br>QUOTE (Vivek Jani @ 30 Jan 2012 12:20 AM) Well, what kind of API are you looking for? What is exactly your usecase? SDK has APIs mainly for developing widgets and provides UI components and framework, mediaplayer, making http requests, etc all in Javascript. Have you gone through the documentation at http://developer.yahoo.com/connectedtv/?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek

Thanks for clarifying the use-case. If all you want is to access content from a server over HTTP, then you can use XMLHttpRequest or URL apis. Both support asynchronous fetching of content. However, we don&#39;t support DLNA/UPnP.<br><br>If you want to make other connected devices in the home network communicate with the TV widgets(and vice-versa) such as smartphones/tablets/laptops, you can look into our device communication protocol(http://developer.yahoo.com/connectedtv/devicecommunication/&nbsp;)<br><br>Thanks,<br>Vivek