External access of device information

Question

I have just discovered device central and I'm exploring the possibilities of it. I see there is a SDK for device central, but could it be used for other purposes than developing Plug-ins?
I ask since I would like to use the device information from the "online library" in other external applications. For instance I could create a web page about devices which use the device central online library as a data source for device feature information.
I have asked my local Adobe support this question, but they couldn't answer me. And I guess Adobe will not let me use this information for free, so I have to find the right people to ask at Adobe. Support suggested that I ask here

Answer 1

Also take a look at:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2015/02/11/configuring-multiple-owa-ecp-virtual-directories-on-the-exchange-2013-client-access-server-role.aspx
With Exchange 2013 there’s one new reason to add to the list, separation of the client facing ECP settings pages, and the Exchange Administration Console (EAC) settings pages. Both of these are served by the ECP virtual directory, which is somewhat
confusing I’ll admit. Basically the code behind the ECP virtual directory serves up either the personal ECP pages or the administrators EAC pages based upon on the credentials of the user logging in. Of course this means if you allow access to /ECP from the
Internet (which you need to for OWA or Outlook users to go to ECP) you also allow someone with administrative credentials to log into EAC. Some customers don’t like this.
So to summarize, the only reasons for which you might feel the need to create multiple OWA and ECP virtual directories:
Separating admin/user ECP access. 
Or scenario number 3 as described earlier, because you have different policies or settings, or authentication requirements
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