We are experiencing a problem, when trying to build a ContentDirectory which can be seen by an Xbox 360. We are aware that the Xbox uses a "modified" UPnP implementation, and having taken this into account, the Xbox can see the UPnP device, (that is, it requests the device description xml) but never does anything else. Thus, we believe that there is something we have set incorrectly in the device xml.
In order to debug this problem, we have a correct xml capture from a Windows Media Center which does work with the Xbox. We realised from this, that we could not make our ContentDirectory "look like" the MS media center, because the device xml/service/event URLs are machine generated, and cannot be prefixed by the ID field. I don't actually think this is the problem, but I was wondering why the id field is ignored, rather than being prefixed, since the method: private static void buildDevice(String id,Device parent, ServiceReference sr) actually contains the line: devUPnP.setLocation(id+"/gen-desc.xml"); ... But the calling function only passes an empty String as id.
