Wednesday, May 10, 2006
UPnP Proxy : I am developing a gateway for UPnP devices from last week to control the remote devices over the Internet.
I have started to write the code directly, but I am considering about the system structure because I am on business trip this week and I have no powerful PCs to develop.
Basically, I will develop two proxy modules for SSDP and HTTP including SOAP. To transfer the HTTP request, I have to change the request data which are related to the IP and the port such as the HOST header. I am considering how to complete the change more easily now.
I have started to write the code directly, but I am considering about the system structure because I am on business trip this week and I have no powerful PCs to develop.
Basically, I will develop two proxy modules for SSDP and HTTP including SOAP. To transfer the HTTP request, I have to change the request data which are related to the IP and the port such as the HOST header. I am considering how to complete the change more easily now.
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Hello,
I stumbled upon your suggestion to bridge two UPnP Lans in to one single. I made a similar approach but at the application layer instead of in the networking layer. I used the OSGi Platform an the Felix/Apache (Domoware) UPnP Base Driver. The tunnel uses SOAP. It was targeted for J2ME CDC profile, and so I back ported both the base driver as your UPnP stack, since there are some java 1.4 constructs. The backport works on PDA's running IBM's J9 (Pocket PC - Win CE), etc...
Greets,
Nico.Goeminne@UGent.be
I stumbled upon your suggestion to bridge two UPnP Lans in to one single. I made a similar approach but at the application layer instead of in the networking layer. I used the OSGi Platform an the Felix/Apache (Domoware) UPnP Base Driver. The tunnel uses SOAP. It was targeted for J2ME CDC profile, and so I back ported both the base driver as your UPnP stack, since there are some java 1.4 constructs. The backport works on PDA's running IBM's J9 (Pocket PC - Win CE), etc...
Greets,
Nico.Goeminne@UGent.be
Hi,
Is it possible to use this software to automatically create a UPnP port on a UPnP-enabled router for a server running on one of the LAN computers, such as an Apache web server?
Kind regards,
VirtualFlavius
Is it possible to use this software to automatically create a UPnP port on a UPnP-enabled router for a server running on one of the LAN computers, such as an Apache web server?
Kind regards,
VirtualFlavius
Hi,
Do you want to development about UPnP gateway devices ?
You don't have to use the proxy if you want only to set the port mapping.
Please check the following specification about UPnP/GW.
http://www.upnp.org/standardizeddcps/igd.asp
Do you want to development about UPnP gateway devices ?
You don't have to use the proxy if you want only to set the port mapping.
Please check the following specification about UPnP/GW.
http://www.upnp.org/standardizeddcps/igd.asp
Hi Nico,
I agree with you that the easiest way to create an UPnP Proxy is by mean of the the UPnP Base Driver over OSGi.
Ciao,
Stefano "Kismet" Lenzi
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I agree with you that the easiest way to create an UPnP Proxy is by mean of the the UPnP Base Driver over OSGi.
Ciao,
Stefano "Kismet" Lenzi
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