bonjour

did anyone ever try to publish a netservice via Bonjour on a x64 system? I tried several libraries like Mono.Zeroconf , Deusty (there's some x64-discussion in the comments) and Zeroconf.Codeplex . They're working perfectly as long as I build my application for platform target x86. All I want to do is to publish my service into a LAN on any Win7 machine (x86/x64). Every hint is highly appreciated! Best Regards, Waescher 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5890280/bonjour-zeroconf-in-net-on-win7-x64

I noticed that Pasteboard, a clipboard app for iOS, can run Bonjour service in the background. I've no idea how they implement that, so I searched on the Internet and then found that it plays a silent sound file when in background. But it is not true now, because I can't see the app icon on the iPod management screen. How could they do that? Any ideas? Thank you in advance. Kai. You could, in theory, mark your application as needing to run in the background continuously (for VoIP, or mapping). I've done something this in a proof of concept and it worked great. Alternatively, this document

My question is about "automatic discovery of file server service on local network". I want to implement a service which is file server basically and publish it on local network. Client PC which is connected to local network should find this service automatically and map (mount) network drive without user's intervention. As I look through web shortly, I think "Bonjour" for Apple and "UPnP" for Windows is best option to implement this kind of feature. Is this right assumption? Do you know any other good suggestion? How about Linux? UPDATE: FYI - I finished my zero-configuration SW implementation

Can anyone explain how bonjour works over bluetooth from iphone OS 3.0 onwards? The documentation says the Bonjour API's used in the application just works even if Wi-fi is off and Bluetooth is on. It also says , a Bluetooth PAN is established and hence IP address comes into picture. But Bonjour (based on mdns) requires multicast to work. But , Bluetooth PAN (piconet) works on a master-Slave concept. Any data to be exchanged between peers has to go to the master first and then the master forwards to the all clients. Moreover there is a restriction on the number of slaves in piconet i.e., 8.

I have gotten a good start on my program, my first REAL Erlang program. I have it listening for messages, reading them and parsing them. I also have it sending them. The one little thing that is bothering me is I can't SEND on Port 5353, I have tried everything. All the other applications on my machine can listen AND send on port 5353, SubEthaEdit, iTunes, iChat. The solution MUST broadcast send on port 5353 and here is why. " If the source UDP port in a received Multicast DNS Query is not port 5353, this indicates that the client originating the query is a simple client that does not fully

I downloaded WiTap Code From Apple's website. Its for transferring data over local wifi network. I am working in a project to interact as client - server architecture. I am sending NSData from client side to server. I made 2 projects; one for client and one for server At client side project, i made following Changes For that I modified the AppController.m file by adding following method AppController.m (Client side) - (void)sendData:(NSData*)pobjData { assert(self.streamOpenCount == 2); if ( [self.outputStream hasSpaceAvailable] ) { NSInteger bytesWritten; NSUInteger length = [pobjData length]