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The basedriver directory contains the project of the bundle implementing the UPnP spec. In the samplesdirectory there are three projects implementing simple test devices, while the tester and extra directories are projects providing additional utilities for the UPnP development. At last, the doc directory contains this documentation and a script file to launch all the Felix UPnP bundles.

Wiki MarkupAfter building the Felix project, you can start the script file "upnp.sh.bat" inside the /upnp/doc directory; it launches a Felix runtime with all the UPnP bundles released by the project. The script file defines a profile called "upnp" and the list of bundles\[1\]installed with the profile is shown in Figure 2. The UPnP Tester is a bundle that provides a browser utility to control and subscribe all the UPnP devices registered with the OSGi framework. After executing the script, you should see in the window opened by the UPnP Tester bundle three UPnP devices (left panel in Figure 3.a), which correspond to the TV, Clock and BinaryLight devices shown in Figure 3. Of course the number of discovered devices may be higher if other UPnP devices are installed in your local network

Figure 2 Bundles installed by the script "upnp.sh.bat"

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Figure 3 The GUIs started by the script "upnp.sh.bat"unmigrated-wiki-markup

The Felix build process by default uses the JDK1.4 as target class library for all the UPnP bundles. The UPnP Base Driver can be built also with the JDK1.3 as target; to this end you have to define the "platform" property in the command line: type "mvn Dplatform=jdk13 install" from the /upnp/basedriver directory. For details on configuring your Eclipse IDE see \ [3\].

Common Issues

If you experience problems discovering the UPnP devices of your network:

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\[1\] The actual version of the bundles may be different