Re: Looking for networking guide
Re: Looking for networking guide
- Subject: Re: Looking for networking guide
- From: Stefan <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2006 22:35:51 +0200
Am 12.08.2006 um 22:16 schrieb Henry Skelton:
I am looking for a good guide to networking with bonjour. Apple's
guide is sufficient for seeing how to publish, and find services,
but I don't fully understand how they are implemented (i.e. how the
computers "talk" to each other). Also, Apple's guide doesn't say
anything about implementing my own kind of service. The program I
am using this with is Cocoa.
Bounjour is a technology to advertise and locate services, not to
implement a
service itself.
Think of a Bonjour service announcement as something like this:
"Hey Macs in my group, I supply a service named funnyService
running at port 2334"
Bounjour manages the task of pushing the advertisement through the
network
and generating notifications on the target systems regarding the
announcement.
Thus, you won't find details regarding implementing the actual 2334
port service
in Apple's Bonjour documentation.
Please see the examples in the 'Developer' directory of your OS X
installation.
I don't know the exact name, but there should be an example project.
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