Hi Johan!
For Windows/Linux machines, you can just include the jar-file to access the
Bonjour-API from Java, on Mac OS X, it's directly available.
For the communication, both systems (server and client) require a running
mDNSResponder server, either Avahi or Apple Bonjour. You can search this list's
archive for more hints on running mDNSResponder without installing Bonjour
first, e.g. here: http://lists.apple.com/archives/bonjour-dev/2006/Dec/msg00016.html
++ Pascal
Johan Mazel wrote:
> Hi
> I would like to set up a system which allow me to create announce of
> services through DNS-SD and a client that will read these announces of
> services.
> It will be implemented in Java.
> First, I would like to know if the Bonjour API need an already
> configured DNS server to create new announces of services.
> I would also like to know whether I can use the Bonjour API to program
> in Java. I downloaded mDNSresponder which contain Bonjour API and I saw
> a Java client in it which seems to indicate that it's possible but I'm
> not sure of my analysis.
> For the client side, I think that everything is include in the API
> (browsing of services, ...) but if you have any advice to give, it would
> be very helpful.
> Thanks for your answers.
> Johan Mazel
>
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