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DATA SHEET Aspera Software Development Kit Integrate high-speed file transfer in your own systems and applications AT A GLANCE Aspera helps organizations move big WEB APIS data around the world at high-speed, Node API: The Node API consists of Key Features regardless of file size, transfer distance a set of RESTful interfaces to provide • Easily integrate Aspera FASP™ and network conditions. To support control of the Aspera transfer server transfer technology into your customers who want to integrate Aspera applications. environment including the ability to ping into custom applications and services, • Leverage the Aspera FASPManager and query information about an Aspera Aspera has created a comprehensive API for Java, .NET, and C++ to embed Node; create, delete and rename files Software Development Kit (SDK). Aspera transfer technology into on an Aspera Node; perform searches your client, server, and embedded The Aspera SDK offers a complete set within the node file system; and prepare applications. of Application Program Interfaces (APIs) for transferring files utilizing Aspera • Transfer byte-stream data using Aspera FASPStream to enable in- with supporting documentation and technology. memory access. sample code to help developers integrate faspex™ Web API: The Aspera faspex • Incorporate Aspera high-speed Aspera technology into applications transfers into your cloud applications as a replacement for traditional TCP- Web API provides a set of RESTful web with the Aspera Platform on Demand based protocols such as FTP or HTTP. services to enable browsing, publishing, faspex • Develop mobile applications using the The Aspera SDK includes web service sending, and receiving packages Aspera iOS and Android SDKs. APIs (REST and SOAP) as well as native while leveraging Aspera FASP high-speed • View best practices and code libraries for Java, .NET, and C++. transfer technology. examples on the Aspera Developer Network, including fully functional As part of the SDK, developers have Console: The Aspera Console API online web application examples. access to Aspera’s developer portal, the provides full control over Aspera transfer Key Benefits Aspera Developer Network (ADN). The sessions including initiation, queuing, ADN is filled with documentation, guides, management and control through a set of • Enable high-speed transfers with Aspera FASP technology. tips, tricks, and sample code to help RESTful interfaces. • Support the business needs of any developers identify the right APIs for their : Aspera offers environment including web, desktop, implementation needs. SOAP Web Services or mobile applications using Aspera’s SOAP web services to allow local or comprehensive set of APIs. ASPERA SDK INTERFACE remote applications to initiate, monitor, • Develop new and differentiating OPTIONS and control FASP-based transfers. The business models using secure, high- SOAP API is useful for server-to-server speed transfer of large files and data Aspera offers a variety of SDKs to enable sets to geographies or on devices that job submissions and retrieving transfer the integration of Aspera technology into were previously inaccessible. information. custom applications. The Aspera SDK • Enable developers to quickly is organized around Web APIs, Transfer integrate Aspera technology by TRANSFER SDK taking advantage of existing skills in SDK, Mobile SDK, and Application popular languages to quickly develop SDKs. Aspera continues to develop new FASPManager: The Aspera FASPManager custom applications using the rich set APIs and tools to support emerging SDK is used to develop custom of Aspera APIs. technologies. applications that embed Aspera transfer technology. The Aspera FASPManager SDK includes native bindings for Java, C++, and .NET. DATA SHEET Aspera Software Development Kit LICENSING OPTIONS FASPStream: The Aspera FASPStream MOBILE SDK API enables developers to bypass the SDK Basic Developers who wish to embed file system and directly access the • 1 developer; 2 licenses high-speed file transfer into mobile Aspera high-speed FASP “pipe” from • APIs for servers and clients applications can leverage the Aspera within their applications. By utilizing • 1 introductory web meeting to Mobile SDKs for iOS and Android. The the FASPStream interface, data review the Aspera Developer Aspera Mobile SDK offers a queue- being generated or captured can be Network (ADN) online resources based API for initiating, managing and transferred before written to disk and/ • Aspera SDK developer support by monitoring high-speed FASP transfers phone and email or incoming data can be processed between mobile devices and Aspera as soon as bytes are received. The • Covers basic server and/or client transfer servers. integration, limited to Enterprise FASPStream API supports .NET, Server, Connect Server, Point- Java, and C++. Android SDK: The Aspera Android SDK to-Point Client, Connect Client, Mobile, or embedded client provides a Java API to transfer files Connect Client: The Connect JavaScript using FASP on Google Android-powered SDK Advanced API allows for the integration of FASP- mobile devices. • 5 developers; 8 licenses based file transfer technology directly • APIs for servers and clients, plus into web application for a completely iOS SDK: The Aspera iOS SDK provides Console in-browser user experience. Developers an Objective C API to transfer files using • 1 introductory web meeting to can define how users initiate and control FASP on iPhone and iPad devices. review the ADN online resources transfers (with an optional drag-and- • Priority Aspera SDK developer drop interface between desktop and APPLICATION APIS support by phone and email the browser), how transfer progress • Covers advanced server and/ Java faspex Client: The Aspera is presented to the users within their or client integration, limited Java faspex Client SDK provides a to Enterprise Server, Connect web application, and how various user comprehensive, easy-to-use API to Server, Point-to-Point Client, actions and error conditions are handled Connect Client, Connect, access Aspera faspex services. This SDK by the application. Mobile, Cargo, embedded client brings together the faspex REST API options, Console, and all multi- and the actual transfer of files using node transfer management and Multicast: The Multicast API is a Java reporting APIs class library that allows initiation and FASP. It allows developers to build a management of IP multicast-based data functional faspex client with only a few SDK Enterprise transmissions using Aspera FASP-MC. lines of code. • 10 developers; 20 licenses • APIs for servers and clients, plus Console • 2 introductory web meetings to ASPERA DEVELOPER NETWORK review the ADN online resources The Aspera Developer Network is a valuable online resource for developers using • Supports multiple locations and the Aspera SDK. Guides, reference information, and sample code are available on the development teams ADN to assist developers in the process of integrating Aspera technology into their • Priority Aspera SDK developer support by phone and email own applications. • Covers advanced server and/ http://developer.asperasoft.com or client integration, limited to Enterprise Server, Connect Server, Point-to-Point Client, Connect Client, Connect, Mobile, Cargo, embedded client options, Console, and all multi- node transfer management and reporting APIs About Aspera The creator of next-generation transport technologies that move the world’s data at maximum speed regardless of file size, transfer distance and network conditions. Based on its patented ©2014 Aspera, an IBM Company. All rights reserved. FASP™ protocol, Aspera software fully utilizes existing infrastructures to deliver the fastest, most predictable file-transfer experience. Aspera’s core technology delivers unprecedented control Product features, specifications, system requirements over bandwidth, complete security and uncompromising reliability. Organizations across a variety and availability are subject to change without notice. FASP and faspex are trademarks of Aspera, Inc. in the of industries on six continents rely on Aspera software for the business-critical transport of their U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks contained digital assets. therein are the property of their respective owners. Learn more at www.asperasoft.com.
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