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− | + | Android PWM allows users create and re-use their PWM cards with android browser as well as with desktop Azigo AIR Selector. | |
− | + | Android PWM consists of four components: | |
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− | <li>Local | + | <li>Local I-Card Service - This is the Android service that communicates with [[I-Card Service 1.1]]. It listens on a local socket and performs all PWM requests. |
− | <li>PWM NPAPI plugin - This | + | <li>PWM NPAPI plugin - This is a native NPAPI Android browser plugin. It forwards all pwm requests from PWM JS to the LocalICardService. |
− | <li>PWM JS - This is javascript that searches pw-forms, auto filling them up and | + | <li>PWM JS - This is javascript that searches pw-forms, auto filling them up and creates new PWM Cards by using PWM NPAPI plugin. |
− | <li>Proxy server - This | + | <li>Proxy server - This is a standalone third party Android proxy service that injects PWM JS into all web pages. |
</ul> | </ul> | ||
==Component diagram== | ==Component diagram== |
Revision as of 14:24, 11 August 2009
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Android PWM allows users create and re-use their PWM cards with android browser as well as with desktop Azigo AIR Selector.
Android PWM consists of four components:
- Local I-Card Service - This is the Android service that communicates with I-Card Service 1.1. It listens on a local socket and performs all PWM requests.
- PWM NPAPI plugin - This is a native NPAPI Android browser plugin. It forwards all pwm requests from PWM JS to the LocalICardService.
- PWM JS - This is javascript that searches pw-forms, auto filling them up and creates new PWM Cards by using PWM NPAPI plugin.
- Proxy server - This is a standalone third party Android proxy service that injects PWM JS into all web pages.