So I read different takes on this matter (I think I read all the related questions on SO). Can I connect in a PAN - Can I write an app that will connect - my linux machine and my iOS device via blueto
So I\'m using cocoahttpserver in my iphone application. I have the webserver working. But for now I need to identify my ip address and port number before an outside browser can access anything I creat
I have to make my router to forward the data received from server(www.server.com:1112) through some 开发者_C百科port xxxx to my iPhone application. I don\'t have any idea.
I have the following code for discovering services on the network: [netServiceBrowser setDelegate: self];
My Qt application is dependent on windows bonjour service. If the application is launched at login, it sometimes is not able to register with bonjour probably as the service is not yet up completely.
I would like to make an application for iOS devices that would communicate with a special type of remote device using HTTP POST requests. The problem is that this device would actually act in the role
I\'ve been using MYNetwork by the venerable Jens Alfke for an app of mine that allows devices to connect and share info over the network, it\'s actually a mission-critical part of the app. I tried wri
everyone I create a Bonjour browser to find local server,I can collect many host name,and parser the IP.
What is the best way to track an IP address of a netservice that may change? (switching back and forth between en0, en1 f开发者_Go百科or example)
I currently have one .local address (Bonjour) pointing to my mac in my intranet, mbp.local, configured in system preferences with the computer name. I use this to send my boss links to demos on my loc
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