Questions tagged [jmdns]
JmDNS is a Java implementation of multi-cast DNS and can be used for service registration and discovery in local area networks. JmDNS is fully compatible with Apple's Bonjour.
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Multicast on Android 2.2
Has anyone gotten Multicast to work on Android 2.2, specifically JmDNS for Bonjour service detection. There are many questions & answers from the Android 1.5->2.0 timeframe, including on ...
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Is Android NSD (Network Service Discovery) compatible with Bonjour service in iOS?
I will create a server-less local networking App for iOS and Android. the App in both iOS and Android devices should find out and talk to each other.
I know that there are platform built-in services (...
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Android Exception: 'java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.jmdns.JmDNS'
Hopefully my issue isn't too silly but I'm having the following problem...
I'm importing a jar which contains the library JmDNS into my project. My project sets up to handle JmDNS like this...
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Bonjour implementation on Android
I am trying to implement bonjour/zero conf on my android app. I am using jmDns library for searching the all the available devices. Here is the code that I am using for searching the devices in the ...
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Android - jmdns doesn't discover devices
I'm trying to implement a class to discover services on the network.
I've tried working with Android's NSD and it does discover the services fine, but it supports only API levels 16 and up, and I can'...
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JmDNS service discovery in client-server
I'm trying to enable service discovery in my client-server application using JmDNS. I fully understand service registry on the server side, with code that resembles this:
JmDNS jmdns = JmDNS.create(...
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android resolve .local (mDNS)
I'm looking for a solution to resolve .local host names with Android 4.0.4 (no NSD, due to API level 15). On the device I don't have any service to discover, just the hostname.
Could you please ...
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Performing long running operation in onDestroy
I have a "long-running" cleanup operation that I need to perform in onDestroy() of my Activity. What is the best way to do this?
If I use a Thread to do this, my onDestroy() will return immediately; ...
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apple bonjour for android
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-...
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Implementing android as a server (receiver) in airplay
I want to create the airplay in android in which my android device will work as a airplay server(receiver)and iPhone device will work as a receiver . I have used jmdns in my application which is open ...
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Network Device Discovery
For my Android app, users need to connect to a server that will be hosted somewhere on the same LAN. There can be multiple servers hosted on the same LAN. To make it easy for the user, I was going ...
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JmDNS: Can't resolve service
I'm trying to implement JmDNS discovery for communication between an Android app and a desktop application. I have followed the following tutorial:
http://home.heeere.com/tech-androidjmdns.html
The ...
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Xamarin.Android JmDNS binding issues
I started work on a JmDNS bindings for Xamarin.Android. I managed to get the binding to build but I can not reference it from within my code. https://github.com/ytn3rd/monodroid-bindings/tree/master/...
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Samples with JmDNS
I've been able to get the samples that come with JmDNS to compile and run, however I can't get any of the classes to discover my services.
I'm running a Windows environment with multiple PC's running ...
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communication between Java server and Android client using Network Service Discovery
I'm building a Java server application (running on a pc) that register itself to the local network using JmDNS, and an Android client App that should discover the java server using Network Service ...