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otSrpServerServiceMatchesInstanceName() function
Indicates whether this service matches a given service instance name. DNS name matches are performed using a case-insensitive string comparison (i.e., "Abc" and "aBc" are considered to be the same).
Syntax
bool otSrpServerServiceMatchesInstanceName(const otSrpServerService *aService,
const char *aInstanceName);
Implemented in ![]()
srp_server_api.cpp:169
Return value
TRUE If service matches the service instance name. FALSE If service does not match the service instance name.
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otSrpServerService
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Function
Description
Returns the next service of given host.
Indicates whether or not the SRP service has been deleted. A SRP service can be deleted but retains its name for future uses. In this case, the service instance is not removed from the SRP server/registry. It is guaranteed that all services are deleted if the host is deleted.
Returns the full service instance name of the service.
Gets the sub-type service name (full name) of the service at a given index The full service name for a sub-type service follows "._sub...".
Returns the port of the service instance.
Returns the weight of the service instance.
Returns the priority of the service instance.
Returns the TTL of the service instance.
Returns the TXT record data of the service instance.
Returns the LEASE and KEY-LEASE information of a given service.
Returns the service instance label (first label in instance name) of the service.
Returns the full service name of the service.
Indicates whether this service matches a given service name. DNS name matches are performed using a case-insensitive string comparison (i.e., "Abc" and "aBc" are considered to be the same).
Gets the number of sub-types of the service.
Indicates whether or not the service has a given sub-type. DNS name matches are performed using a case-insensitive string comparison (i.e., "Abc" and "aBc" are considered to be the same).
Returns the host which the service instance reside on.