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Re: iChat Rendezvous Protocol



Brian,

Are you specifying port 12345 in the SRV record of the registration? I'm not familiar with the JmDNS stuff, but if you sent me a packet trace, I could determine if the port number was included.

-Marc


On Feb 8, 2004, at 5:33 PM, Brian Lalor wrote:

On Jan 31, 2004, at 2:13 PM, Marc Krochmal wrote:

One important thing to know is that "port.p2pj" is deprecated and is no longer being used.

I'm not sure that's the case... I've worked up a bit of test code in Java that registers a _presence._tcp service on port 12345. With iChat AV 2.0 (v145), if I leave the "port.p2pj" property out of the service info, I get an error when trying to initiate a conversation: "Cannot Chat. One or more of the selected people are offline."


I'm using JmDNS from sf.net and setting the following properties when creating the ServiceInfo instance:
props.put("txtvers", "1");
props.put("status", "avail");
props.put("1st", "Lloyd");
props.put("vc", "!");
props.put("email", "email@hidden");
props.put("last", "Harry");


That's based on the info I see from the iChat service when I capture it.

Suggestions?
B

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