otDnsServiceResponse struct

Gets the service instance name associated with a DNS service instance resolution response. MUST only be used from `otDnsServiceCallback`.

Gets info for a service instance from a DNS service instance resolution response. MUST only be used from a `otDnsServiceCallback` triggered from `otDnsClientResolveService()` or `otDnsClientResolveServiceAndHostAddress()`. When this is is used from a `otDnsClientResolveService()` callback, the DNS response from server/resolver may include AAAA records in its Additional Data section for the host name associated with the service instance that is resolved. This is a SHOULD and not a MUST requirement so servers/resolvers are not required to provide this. This function attempts to parse AAAA record(s) if included in the response. If it is not included `mHostAddress` is set to all zeros (unspecified address). To also resolve the host address, user can use the DNS client API function `otDnsClientResolveServiceAndHostAddress()` which will perform service resolution followed up by a host name address resolution query (when AAAA records are not provided by server/resolver in the SRV query response). - If a matching SRV record is found in @p aResponse, @p aServiceInfo is updated. - If no matching SRV record is found, `OT_ERROR_NOT_FOUND` is returned unless the query config for this query used `OT_DNS_SERVICE_MODE_TXT` for `mServiceMode` (meaning the request was only for TXT record). In this case, we still try to parse the SRV record from Additional Data Section of response (in case server provided the info). - If no matching TXT record is found in @p aResponse, `mTxtDataSize` in @p aServiceInfo is set to zero. - If TXT data length is greater than `mTxtDataSize`, it is read partially and `mTxtDataTruncated` is set to true. - If no matching AAAA record is found in @p aResponse, `mHostAddress is set to all zero or unspecified address. - If there are multiple AAAA records for the host name in @p aResponse, `mHostAddress` is set to the first one. The other addresses can be retrieved using `otDnsServiceResponseGetHostAddress()`.

Gets the host IPv6 address from a DNS service instance resolution response. MUST only be used from `otDnsServiceCallback`. The response can include zero or more IPv6 address records. @p aIndex can be used to iterate through the list of addresses. Index zero gets the first address and so on. When we reach end of the list, `OT_ERROR_NOT_FOUND` is returned.