bonjour

I have a development webserver hosting as "myhost.local" which is found using Bonjour/mDNS. The server is running avahi-daemon. The webserver also wants to handle any subdomains of itself. Eg "cat.myhost.local" and "dog.myhost.local" and "guppy.myhost.local". Given that myhost.local is on a dynamic ip address from dhcp, is there still a way to route all requests for the subdomains to myhost.local? I'm starting to think it not currently possible... http://marc.info/?l=freedesktop-avahi&m=119561596630960&w=2 You can do this with the /etc/avahi/hosts file. Alternatively you can use avahi-publish

I'm trying to figure out how to go about making an app that will have buttons that will when pressed cause my mac to key a certain character (or modifier). I've already got the buttons laid out exactly as a want them so my project is now just two steps away from being complete: send a message to the mac to let it know which key to press. have the mac press the actual key For 1 Im thinking of setting up a bonjour service which which send a string associated with the key that is pressed on the ipad to the mac. the mac would then receive this. Some of the keys on my keyboard a characters that

I have written a Singleton Class using GCDAsyncsocket Library to establish connection with any other device having same service using Bonjour. On one device I am using its Method " startPublishing " to make it a Host(Server), from the Application on another Device(Client) I am calling " StartBrowsing " to find out the available Devices in Network. When user selects any of service in that Network I am calling method " initConnectionWithService ", that initiate Connection flow by resolving address of NetService to connect. BonjourUtilClass.h @interface BonjourUtilClass : NSObject

I'm using Bonjour (NSNetServiceBrowser, to be precise) over WiFi in an app I'm developing for an iOS project I've been working on. However, despite noting the issues raised in the excellent response at Why does NSNetServiceBrowser find unpublished services in iPhone OS? I am still encountering a number of difficulties with NSNetSericeBrowser. My set-up is as follows: Working with iPads running iOS 4.5.3. Using an AirPort Express as an access point/router. Running dns-sd -B _serviceName on my Mac connected to the network works fine -- that is to say, all calls to publish and stop are

So its a longshot, I'll start with that. Is it/could it be possible to discover bonjour advertised HTTP services in javascript alone? Why would this be useful? Imagine a local service looking after some data (eg your current lat/long), the data is exposed via a webservice and advertised by Bonjour Zeroconf. A (remote) website might want to know your current lat/long and rather than having to know you're running MyGPSserverVersion2 the site could use javascript to search the local bonjour for _Compatible_location_services._tcp and then continue once it had an IP address. If this is impossible

I m looking for an apple bonjour for android. Are there a recommanded jar for this? I googled for an apple bonjour application and I found the Jmdns application http://home.heeere.com/tech-androidjmdns.html . but when running the DEMO application, a bug appear in the launch of the application. here after the Eclipse LogCat: 09-05 13:56:49.926: E/AndroidRuntime(13243): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.jmdns.JmDNS 09-05 13:56:49.926: E/AndroidRuntime(13243): at com.heeere.android.dnssdtuto.DnssdDiscovery.setUp(DnssdDiscovery.java:44) 09-05 13:56:49.926: E/AndroidRuntime(13243): at com

Is it possible to use Bonjour from command line? For example if I want to register a service I type something like that: bonjour -register service_name port. And then Bonjour allocate a free IP for my service. Or, for example, if I want to see a list of available services I type something like: bonjour -showServices. And then I get list of all available services with their names, IP addresses and ports. Does something like that exist? I am kind of confused by the available documentation. For example here , in the beginning of the document I see: To register your service, call