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- HP Open Extensibility Platform (HP OXP), developed by Hewlett-Packard Co., is an enterprise software development platform that consists of three unique layers. 1) HP OXPd, the device layer, enables document workflow applications, 2) HP OXPm, the management layer, exposes functionality for management software like HP Web Jetadmin, and 3) HP OXPw, the workflow layer, embeds web services technology into software like the HP Universal Printer Driver (HP UPD). The device layer, or HP OXPd, provides a software development kit (SDK) for creating document workflow applications based on standard web service protocols. Document workflow applications are value-added software applications designed specifically to increase user productivity while interacting with multifunction printers ("MFPs"). HP OXPd version 1.6 provides a development platform for creating web applications that improve document workflows. These web applications, called document workflow applications, typically reside on remote web servers and users access them via the device control panel of an HP LaserJet MFP or HP LaserJet Flow MFP. There are many benefits to this service-oriented architecture, including improved user productivity due in part to centrally managed application software, reduced embedded device firmware, and improved software compatibility. HP OXPd is a standard feature for HP LaserJet printers and MFPs manufactured after 2010 and is available as a firmware upgrade for many legacy HP devices. Details on which products qualify for the upgrade can be found on hp.com. The software development kit is available for third-party software developers that qualify for the HP OXP Developer Program. (en)
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- HP Open Extensibility Platform (HP OXP), developed by Hewlett-Packard Co., is an enterprise software development platform that consists of three unique layers. 1) HP OXPd, the device layer, enables document workflow applications, 2) HP OXPm, the management layer, exposes functionality for management software like HP Web Jetadmin, and 3) HP OXPw, the workflow layer, embeds web services technology into software like the HP Universal Printer Driver (HP UPD). The device layer, or HP OXPd, provides a software development kit (SDK) for creating document workflow applications based on standard web service protocols. Document workflow applications are value-added software applications designed specifically to increase user productivity while interacting with multifunction printers ("MFPs"). (en)
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- HP Open Extensibility Platform (OXP) (en)
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