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Changing the multicast address is required if your devices listen on a non-standard address. If you get a Message type not supported, which message type number is decoded? Any messages received successfully prior to the exception?
Cheers,
Jan.
2009-11-07 00:28:43 UTC by rjan
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Our project is in need of a pure java SLP implementation and we've been attempting to utilize jSLP, but have ran into a couple of problems that we're hoping someone can shed some light upon.
We've tested SLP C++/C# libraries and they appear to work just fine if we utilize the following ServiceType and Broadcast Address:
ServiceType = service:x-hpnp-discover
BroadcastAddr/Mcast =...
2009-11-06 21:32:07 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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Has anyone ever tried jSLP in Google Android platform?
I don't foresee any restriction or possible problem, but you never know.
I would be glad if someone could report any related experience..
2009-10-19 15:59:58 UTC by yurimorais
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How can I get the new versions from Eclipse? I haven't found them in the eclipse website.
2009-10-06 07:49:28 UTC by esoladana
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This is a more fundamental problem because jSLP is backwards compatible to Java 1.2 and in versions earlier than 1.4 there is not way to enumerate the network interfaces. The backwards compatibility made sense in times where OSGi was supporting this but with the recent versions of OSGi requiring a 1.4 compatible VM, this might be reconsidered.
Cheers,
Jan.
2009-09-30 11:29:55 UTC by rjan
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Okay. I see the problem. Have you tried the newer versions of jSLP hosted on Eclipse? If so, I would recommend to also file a bug in Eclipse so that maybe Markus can have a look at it.
Cheers,
Jan.
2009-09-30 11:26:15 UTC by rjan
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I'm using version 1.0.0.RC5 of jSLP.
The problem is that if the PC looses conectivity (for example, one WiFi network is now unavailable), jSLP throws an exception when sending a message. And if the machine reconnects to another network, using different IP address, the new address is not used by the library.
This is caused because the list of network interfaces are obtained when the library...
2009-09-15 14:41:10 UTC by esoladana
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No, I need both the UA and SA parts, because I also want to advertise to the DA the services available on the Linux machine.
2009-09-10 07:44:22 UTC by esoladana
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I think what you actually want is only the UA part to run. You can do this by eliminating the corresponding SLPDaemonImpl and Advertiser classes. Then, jSLP will not open any ports for listening but only available ports when sending messages to the DA.
Cheers,
Jan.
2009-09-09 14:47:58 UTC by rjan
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We are using jSLP 1.0.0.RC5 in a Linux machine without root privileges. For this reason, we need to use the net.slp.port proerty to set another port (4270, for example).
We want also to use only a DA, disabling all multicast traffic. We use net.slp.DAAddresses with the IP of the DA and net.slp.noDADiscovery=true.
The problem is that the port used to connect to the DA in the setup...
2009-08-26 13:21:54 UTC by esoladana
