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Re: Regarding the bonjour services

Subject: Re: Regarding the bonjour services
From: Marc Krochmal <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 15:53:26 -0700
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Hi Kiran,

I have a small problem while using the bonjour,in our project we have client and server applications ,server registers a service in the local domain,the client is able to resolve the service soon after it is published,but it is not able to resolve the service if the server is running from long time and published the service long time ago,client is able to find the service but not able to resolve the service.how to solve this problem? If any one have an idea ,plz respond ASAP. thanks for reading , Kiran.

It sounds like you aren't leaving the service published. If you quit the application that publishes the service, or if you call [NSNetService stop] on the service, then you won't be able to resolve it anymore. Also, I'd recommend that you pass in empty string for the domain when registering, instead of passing in "local.". That way your server will automatically work with wide-area Bonjour in Tiger.

Best Regards,

-Marc
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