Hamish Allan <email@hidden> wrote:
>It is the responsibility of the service publisher (i.e., the remote
>Mac) to detect changes in its own network interface, and send mDNS
>updates accordingly.
Application code does not need to do this (and should not). The Bonjour
APIs handle network changes for you automatically.
>Try running "dns-sd -B _workstation._tcp ." from the local command
>line and see if it does anything when the remote address is changed.
Nothing should happen.
No new service has appeared. No service has disappeared.
All that's happened is that a service has changed address, but it's still
there.
You don't care what address a service has until you resolve it.
Try using "dns-sd -L" if you want to resolve a service to host:port, and
"dns-sd -Q" to resolve a hostname to its IP address.
Stuart Cheshire <email@hidden>
* Wizard Without Portfolio, Apple Computer, Inc.
* www.stuartcheshire.org
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