FROM : j o a r
DATE : Sat Aug 12 23:39:07 2006
On 12 aug 2006, at 13.16, Henry Skelton wrote:
> 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.
Bonjour is only (or mostly) used for service discovery, not for the
data exchange (the "talking"). There is sample code for both Bonjour,
and regular networking, delivered with your developments tools - have
a look in your Examples directory. There are also more sample code to
be found at Apple's developer web site. And as always - Google is
your friend.
j o a r
DATE : Sat Aug 12 23:39:07 2006
On 12 aug 2006, at 13.16, Henry Skelton wrote:
> 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.
Bonjour is only (or mostly) used for service discovery, not for the
data exchange (the "talking"). There is sample code for both Bonjour,
and regular networking, delivered with your developments tools - have
a look in your Examples directory. There are also more sample code to
be found at Apple's developer web site. And as always - Google is
your friend.
j o a r
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Skelton | Aug 12, 22:16 | |
| Stefan | Aug 12, 22:35 | |
| Stefan | Aug 12, 22:38 | |
| Stefan | Aug 12, 22:42 | |
| j o a r | Aug 12, 23:39 |






Cocoa mail archive

