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Controlling Model Railroad via Networks "Lanbahn" Concepts - intelligent end devices - all with a network, wlan or other sophisticated interface. - can be operated without a central station - no complex binary protocols - communications via multicast UDP messages - decoders can advertise their capabilities via zeroconf/avahi/bonjour protocol. - raspberry pi as one hardware platform - tinkerforge IO bricklets for turnout and signal control

BonAHA allows devices in a local network to discover each others' services easily with central servers. Built on Apple's Bonjour technology, BonAHA offers an easy programming API to develop mobile ad-hoc applications like iChat and iTunes sharing.

SyncDocs provides a simple point-and-click drag-and-drop HTTP server for transferring files between computers, or especially to applications on an iPhone. No DNS or IP settings are required: SyncDocs uses the Bonjour service discovery protocol.

Zeroconf-to-Zeroconf Toolkit (z2z) extends the reach of the Zeroconf service discovery (aka Bonjour by Apple) beyond local link. Yes, this means that it lets you access your iTunes music shares across the Internet.

JShare is a simple local network (LAN) file sharing utility based on the ZeroConf/Bonjour/UPnP protocol. It works on any operating system on which Java is supported and requires virtually no configuration.

RNSplicer provides mDNS(bonjour) software communications between remote environments via ssh.

Kwai is a pure Java Bonjour library (also known as Zeroconf). It implements the name resolution and service discovery (dnssd) portions of the specification, providing the same interface as Apple's mDNSResponder. Kwai means "Hello" in Abenaki.

Bonswing is a library/framework that uses Java Swing components to list updates to services in the network using Apple's Bonjour. By using Bonswing components, the developer does not have to worry about service discovery and can focus on the application