tVersion10();
List references = client.probe(new
QName("http://www.onvif.org/ver10/network/wsdl;, "NetworkVideoTransmitter",
"net"));
client.close();
I verified this with different network interfaces. Thanks a lot.
Jonas
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operty key in the
UDPDestination class, but I don't know how to use it.
Is it possible to explicitly select the network interface for WS-Discovery
messages? If so, how?
Here is a short snippet of the code:
Best regards,
Jonas
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ose();
However, the code doesn't really show the problem. The problem is what's not
there. So UDPConduit is responsible in my case. Since I can't see any call
to "setNetworkInterface" in that class, can I assume that it's not possible
to select the interface for WSDiscoveryClient?
Jonas
Thanks. I guess I'm looking for an alternative for now. I guess I could
somehow convince my OS (or Java) to use the correct interface, but in the
end it still fails if I want to discover devices on multiple interfaces.
Jonas
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