I am developing a control device with an embedded webserver. The webserver provides a control interface to any web browser that requests it (from Windows browsers, Mac browsers, iPhone android etc).
I\'m building a .net-microframework app that uses Zeroconf.The existing zeroconf solutions all seem to either rely on dns-sd.dll or some other interop function of .net which is not supported in .netmf
Basically I have a Debian box running asterisk assigned an IP via DHCP with host-n开发者_运维技巧ame XXX. My windows browser can resolve the host-name but if I use host-name in X-Lite or my SPA922 pho
I\'m working with a Droid / Android 2.0.1 and encountering an issue apparently many people have: I\'m unable to discover services using the one pure-Java zero开发者_C百科conf library I know of, jmDNS.
I am trying to use Bonjour from Java. I found an example of how to do it and I think I understood it. But I still do not understand why it should be done in such a complicated way. May be I miss somet
Is it possible to use Bonjour from command line? For example if I want to register a service I type something like that: bonjour -register service_name port. And then Bonjour allocate a free IP for my
I\'ve got some apps I would like to make visible with 开发者_开发百科zeroconf. Is there an easy scriptable way to do this?
I have problems to open an multicast socket in Erlang to receive messages: 88> gen_u开发者_如何学编程dp:open(5353,[{reuseaddr, true}, {ip,{224,0,0,251}},{multicast_ttl,4},{multicast_loop,false},bi
So its a longshot, I\'ll start with that. Is it/could it be possible to discover bonjour advertised HTTP services开发者_运维知识库 in javascript alone?
I am building a native Bonjour / Zeroconf library and need to build DNS query records to broadcast off to the other machines. I have tried looking thru the Erlang source code but as I am relatively ne
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