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Marc Krochmal wrote:
TXTRecord is only available on Tiger?
The DNS-SD Java stuff has its own implementation of TXTRecord which is
available on 10.3.9.
Speaking of which, you've also discovered something that I forgot to
announce on the list. Most people think that the DNS-SD Java API was
first introduced with Mac OS X Tiger and Bonjour for Windows. However,
we managed to sneak it into 10.3.9, which means Java developers can
also use Bonjour on Panther.
I don't suppose there's a category for NSNetService around that would allow
Cocoa developers on 10.3.9 access to the TXTRecord routines?
that I can compile (or just link) into a 10.3.9 application.
As an alternative, if I build my own TXT parsing code (or copy the stuff
from mDNSResponder) will it 'just work' if I integrate it using
protocolSpecificInformation, or does that use a completely different
format? For my current project, I need interoperability with
non-NSNetService code.
Thanks
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Andrew White
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