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Re: JBonjourBrowser: Java app for browsing Bonjour services


On Jan 25, 2007, at 2:53 PM, Suman Srinivasan wrote:

Hi,

I would like to inform you all of a student project that might be
useful. JBonjourBrowser is a Java Swing application that displays all
Bonjour service announcements in a tree-based GUI. It displays the
different service types, nodes offering services, as well as text
records that those services have registered.

It can be downloaded here:

It is meant to look like the Bonjour Browser program that can be found
here, but only runs on Macs:

Looks nice, and worked for me, so double plus good, I'm of course curious as to the point of the reload services button[0] as the Java API uses callbacks to handle new services coming and going. Overall, that's very cool that you're hooking them while they're young ;)

[0] I found that when a service stopped, it would disappear from the list, and it's service type (as it was the only service advertising that type), yet when clicking reload the service type entry returned, but without any tree-node-children.


Cheers

p.s. Denis and Myounghwan deserve an A, anybody who can tolerate Swing deserves it :)

R. Tyler Ballance: Lead Mac Developer at bleep. software
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