jmdns

问题 I started work on a JmDNS bindings for Xamarin.Android. I managed to get the binding to build but I can not reference it from within my code. https://github.com/ytn3rd/monodroid-bindings/tree/master/JmDNS First issue I had was there was no IDNSListener class to reference. So I added a partial interface in there for it. I have the function it needs void updateRecord(DNSCache dnsCache, long now, DNSEntry record); commented out as it would complain on not being able to reference DNSCache or

问题 I'm trying to enable service discovery in my client-server application using JmDNS. I fully understand service registry on the server side, with code that resembles this: JmDNS jmdns = JmDNS.create(localhost); jmdns.register(serviceInfo); However, I'm having trouble figuring out how to have my client retrieve the port number and IP address from the registered service and use this data to open a TCP connection. I've searched for examples of how to use JmDNS but to no avail. Can anyone here

问题 Hopefully my issue isn't too silly but I'm having the following problem... I'm importing a jar which contains the library JmDNS into my project. My project sets up to handle JmDNS like this... setUp(); try { peer = new PublicPeer("Aidan",6666,6667,this); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } private void setUp(){ android.net.wifi.WifiManager wifi = (android.net.wifi.WifiManager) getSystemService(android.content.Context.WIFI_SERVICE); lock = wifi

问题 When the users presses the back button in my application. Here is the scenario: User starts the application - Activity shows up User presses back button User re-starts the application. At this point application just shows a blank screen, none of the buttons(home/back) respond, after some time Force-close dialog comes up. NOTE: If the user presses "Home" and then relaunches the app, this doesn't happen, only if the user presses "Back" and then relaunches it. In my onCreate() I have some

问题 I'm looking for a solution to resolve .local host names with Android 4.0.4 (no NSD, due to API level 15). On the device I don't have any service to discover, just the hostname. Could you please provide an example how to resolve? I integrated the jmDNS, but don't know how to use for host name resolving. win-cmd: ping kcmeasurement.local Pinging kcmeasurement.local [10.202.0.29] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 10.202.0.29: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=64 ... Thank you, Daniel 回答1: I had almost the

问题 I've been able to get the samples that come with JmDNS to compile and run, however I can't get any of the classes to discover my services. I'm running a Windows environment with multiple PC's running VNC, SSH & Apache and I've been trying to get JmDNS to discover at least one of these... What I ideally want is to be able to detect all running VNC servers on my network. Is there some sort of client and server pairing where I can only discover a service if I've registered it using JmDNS? Any

问题 I've been able to get the samples that come with JmDNS to compile and run, however I can't get any of the classes to discover my services. I'm running a Windows environment with multiple PC's running VNC, SSH & Apache and I've been trying to get JmDNS to discover at least one of these... What I ideally want is to be able to detect all running VNC servers on my network. Is there some sort of client and server pairing where I can only discover a service if I've registered it using JmDNS? Any

问题 I have a "long-running" cleanup operation that I need to perform in onDestroy() of my Activity . What is the best way to do this? If I use a Thread to do this, my onDestroy() will return immediately; but what happens to the Thread reference? I am looking for advice on any implications/gotchas/trip-wires that I need to be aware of here since I assume that the process will still be alive even after the Activity is destroyed. Background: I am using JmDNS in my app. When the user is done with my

问题 I'm trying to implement a class to discover services on the network. I've tried working with Android's NSD and it does discover the services fine, but it supports only API levels 16 and up, and I can't seem to retrieve the txtRecord field within the service info (it returns null for some reason). Turns out it's a known problem... So now I'm trying to work with jmDNS, which doesn't seem to find services at all. here's my class (I'm working with the AndroidAnnotations framework) MDnsHelper:

问题 I am registering a service over Wifi using JMDNS. I need to reannounce it periodically. I have checked ServiceInfo#setText(final byte [] text) ServiceInfo#setText(final Map) and, both didn't worked for me. Is there any other workaround to do same? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23102899/jmdns-service-re-announce