Relationship to Protocols and Other Structures The data structure is built on and relies on the Microsoft implementation of DPWS. For more information, see . Because the number of resources on a computer and the data associated with them can increase over time, clients also implement the Size Negotiation Extension as specified in to be able to retrieve resources completely.<1> The HomeGroup Protocol , which is used to create a trust relationship that facilitates the advertising and publishing of content between machines in a home environment, and the Shell Publishing data structure use the Publication Services data structure to advertise their content and resources. Applicability Statement Use of this data structure is suitable for clients if: The is a compliant DPWS implementation. The client requires communication with the DPWS representation of a computer and its resources. The client supports the Size Negotiation Extension and can receive messages longer than 32767 octets ( section 2.1.5). Use of this protocol is suitable for service implementations if: The will represent itself as a DPWS-compliant computer on the network. The service supports the Size Negotiation Extension [MS-DPWSSN] and can send messages longer than 32767 octets. Versioning and Localization This data structure is not versioned and it does not explicitly support localization. Vendor-Extensible Fields This data structure does not define any additional vendor-extensible fields.
Relationship to Protocols and Other Structures The data structure is built on and relies on the Microsoft implementation of DPWS. For more information, see . Because the number of resources on a computer and the data associated with them can increase over time, clients also implement the Size Negotiation Extension as specified in to be able to retrieve resources completely.<1> The HomeGroup Protocol , which is used to create a trust relationship that facilitates the advertising and publishing of content between machines in a home environment, and the Shell Publishing data structure use the Publication Services data structure to advertise their content and resources. Applicability Statement Use of this data structure is suitable for clients if: The is a compliant DPWS implementation. The client requires communication with the DPWS representation of a computer and its resources. The client supports the Size Negotiation Extension and can receive messages longer than 32767 octets ( section 2.1.5). Use of this protocol is suitable for service implementations if: The will represent itself as a DPWS-compliant computer on the network. The service supports the Size Negotiation Extension [MS-DPWSSN] and can send messages longer than 32767 octets. Versioning and Localization This data structure is not versioned and it does not explicitly support localization. Vendor-Extensible Fields This data structure does not define any additional vendor-extensible fields.
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