The callback will get called once for every IP address the device has.
Printers can get tricky because in the case of LPR, the printer might
have multiple TXT records, one for each queue, and this will cause the
callback to be called multiple times and each time the TXT record will
be different.
But in the case of a device with one IP address and one TXT record,
your callback should be called one time.
I'm not sure why your callback would get called with only the last 85
bytes of the TXT record. I've never seen that. How many bytes is your
TXT record?
-Marc
On Oct 6, 2003, at 3:58 PM, Brian Harriss wrote:
How many times should I expect my callback for
DNSServiceResolverResolve to
be called? If I run the SamplemDNSClient with -L, I see the callback
gets
called 3 separate times. The first callback contains the complete TXT
record, the second contains the last 85 bytes or so of the TXT record,
and
the 3rd doesn't contain the TXT record at all. Is this expected
behavor, or
is this perhaps indicating that there's something amiss with the
device's
Rendezvous implementation?
--Brian
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