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Evolving technologies for the treatment of audio and video along with the improvement of techniques for data communication systems for Digital Television (DTV) has provided, at first, the improvement in the quality of video and audio signals (images), enabling For example, experiments such as surround sound (surrounding) the resolution of images in high definition (HDTV). In a complementary way, tools that involve the viewer/user more actively with the access terminal cause that system to be characterized as interactive (iDTv). At this point, applications can be built to explore different forms of services, ranging from the popular Electronic Program Guides (EPG) via typical applications and voting polls, and reaching the portals of public services and/or e-commerce portals in the same way as in other interactive platforms, as is the case of the WWW (World Wide Web), accessible via the Internet infrastructure. Surely, the development of interactive applications and services for environments of Digital Television is a considerable challenge (Vrba & Sykora, 2006; Kyriazis et al, 2011), characterized by new standards that must be understood by application developers. As a complement, which are commonly used tools for developing applications in client/server and web does not fit (fully or partially) the development of applications/services for iDTv (Jianmin et al, 2011). The Interactive Digital TV systems are presented, truly, as a new paradigm for computer systems, imposing technological challenges to software companies and telecommunications. New areas of application such as electronic commerce (t-commerce), e-governance (t-gov), distance (t-learning), and others that can take advantage of potential resources of a system iTVD may benefit from technologies for building applications for this new model (Batista et al, 2003; Peng, 2002).

Bringing All Users to the Television: A Platform Based on Java for Building Interactive Television Applications