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This directory contains support files for running mDNS on Microsoft Windows
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and Windows CE/PocketPC. Building this code requires the Windows SDK 2003
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or later. The CodeWarrior builds require CodeWarrior 8 or later and if using
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CodeWarrior 8, the newer Windows headers from the Mac CodeWarrior 9 need to
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be used.
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mDNSWin32.c/.h
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Platform Support files that go below mDNS Core. These work on both Windows
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and Windows CE/PocketPC.
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DNSSD.c/.h
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High-level implementation of the DNS-SD API. This supports both "direct"
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(compiled-in mDNSCore) and "client" (IPC to service) usage. Conditionals
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can exclude either "direct" or "client" to reduce code size.
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DNSSDDirect.c/.h
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Portable implementation of the DNS-SD API. This interacts with mDNSCore
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to perform all the real work of the DNS-SD API. This code does not rely
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on any platform-specifics so it should run on any platform with an mDNS
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platform plugin available. Software that cannot or does not want to use
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the IPC mechanism (e.g. Windows CE, VxWorks, etc.) can use this code
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directly without any of the IPC pieces.
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RMxClient.c/.h
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Client-side implementation of the DNS-SD IPC API. This handles sending
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and receiving messages from the service to perform DNS-SD operations
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and get DNS-SD responses.
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RMxCommon.c/.h
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Common code between the RMxClient and RMxServer. This handles establishing
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and accepting connections, the underying message sending and receiving,
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portable data packing and unpacking, and shared utility routines.
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RMxServer.c/.h
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Server-side implementation of the DNS-SD IPC API. This listens for
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and accepts connections from IPC clients, starts server sessions, and
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acts as a mediator between the "direct" (compiled-in mDNSCore) code
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and the IPC client.
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DNSServices is an obsolete higher-level API for using mDNS. New code should
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use the DNS-SD APIs.
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DNSServiceDiscovery is an obsolete emulation layer that sits on top of
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DNSServices and provides the Mac OS X DNS Service Discovery API's on any
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platform. New code should use the DNS-SD APIs.
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Tool.c is an example client that uses the services of mDNS Core.
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ToolWin32.mcp is a CodeWarrior project (CodeWarrior for Windows version 8).
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ToolWin32.vcproj is a Visual Studio .NET 7 project. These projects build
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Tool.c to make DNSServiceTest.exe, a small Windows command-line tool to do all
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the standard DNS-SD stuff on Windows. It has the following features:
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- Browse for browsing and/or registration domains.
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- Browse for services.
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- Lookup Service Instances.
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- Register domains for browsing and/or registration.
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- Register services.
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For example, if you have a Windows machine running a Web server,
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then you can make it advertise that it is offering HTTP on port 80
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with the following command:
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DNSServiceTest -rs "Windows Web Server" "_http._tcp." "local." 80 ""
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To search for AFP servers, use this:
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DNSServiceTest -bs "_afpovertcp._tcp." "local."
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You can also do multiple things at once (e.g. register a service and
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browse for it so one instance of the app can be used for testing).
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Multiple instances can also be run on the same machine to discover each
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other. There is a -help command to show all the commands, their
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parameters, and some examples of using it.
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DNSServiceBrowser contains the source code for a graphical browser application
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for Windows CE/PocketPC. The Windows CE/PocketPC version requires Microsoft
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eMbedded C++ 4.0 with SP2 installed and the PocketPC 2003 SDK.
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