Hi all,
I am doing a bit of prototype testing and have coded a small iPhone app that
browses Bonjour services.
On the interface I have currently just added a UIPickerView which dynamically
at runtime gets items added to it as and when my NSNetServiceBrowser finds
services.
When the browser finds a service it simple calls:
[services addObject:aNetService];
[aNetService resolveWithTimeout:5.0];
[uiPickerView reloadAllComponents];
And my UIPickerViewDelegate methods perform the following:
- ( NSString * )pickerView:(UIPickerView *)pickerView
titleForRow:(NSInteger)row
forComponent:(NSInteger)component
{
NSNetService* service = [[bonjourDiscoveryService services]
objectAtIndex:row];
return [service name];
}
This is working fine but I have noticed something strange.
If I turn stop the bonjour service on an already displayed service the
UIPickerView successfully removes it from the lists.
But, then if I change the service name and restart the Bonjour service the
UIPickerView adds the service but with the old service name?
Does the iPhone have some form of caching objects??
Many thanks all,
Eggsy
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