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Re: [ecf-dev] ECF-RFC119 custom discovery provider?
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Markus,
Thanks for the pointer to jSLP 2.0. There wasn't a lot of info
available on it, but I did find that it depends on tomcat native which
is not the best solution for me. I also found http://docs.codehaus.org/display/LIVETRIBE/SLP-OSGi+Integration
but the OSGi integration appears to be in their sandbox repository.
I might be able to start from their code and hack something together.
Bryan
On May 22, 2009, at 12:56 AM, Markus Alexander Kuppe wrote:
Bryan Hunt wrote:
Markus,
I've looked into DNS-SD a bit more, and I don't think it's going to
work. We don't control our DNS servers, and it doesn't look like
there's an easy way to get the code to use a private DNS server.
True, the DNS resolver will resolve the domain via the root servers.
An
overwrite with a private DNS would mean to have configuration on the
client side anyway.
I started reading through RFC2608, and it seems that I could simply
use
SLP with a statically configured DA. Does this approach seem
reasonable? It seems that I simply need to write my own DA.
If it is acceptable for you to have static configuration on the
clients
(DA address), you should check out OpenSLP or jSLP2.0.
While the former is written in C a the project has been pretty much
inactive for some time now, the latter is developed by a student of
Jan
Rellermeyer at ETH Zurich as part of M.Sc. project and due any time
now.
jSLP 2.0 is going to end up as part of the Apache DS project.
Markus
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