It is a learning tool for developers designing these APIs into products and services. The API Simulator also indicates when API calls are not to be used and simulates responses from Salutation-enabled devices. The API Simulator is a cost-effective way to learn how to use the Salutation API calls. We're also funding the development of a Reference Model, prewritten code that can be built into a product directly to make it Salutation-compatible. An 15-day evaluation version of the API Simulator is available at no cost.
All versions are available now for download.
The Salutation API Simulator uses a standard Windows 95 user interface. There are no licensing or royalty charges for use of the Architecture. What Salutation Does The Salutation Architecture is a protocol for locating and controlling computers, consumer devices, and office equipment across the Internet or a company intranet. Salutation allows an application to send a network query to locate a device, application or service. Once a device has been located, Salutation can attach the proper device drivers, allowing maximum possible use of the device and its characteristics.