Talk:Service Location Protocol
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Comparison with similar technologies?
[edit]How does SLP compare with Zeroconf dns-sd?--Imz (talk) 20:57, 16 November 2009 (UTC)
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Which "Sun Microsystems"? and general lack of updates since 2010
[edit]This article seems to have only received technical editing of things like linkrot and anti-vandalism since 2010. It would be really nice if someone with actual knowledge would update the facts in the article to reflect more recent facts about the topic.
One fact that is especially dated is the claim that the long dead company Sun Micrososystems support the protocol, without specifying which of their products (many of which survive elsewhere) do so. Is it for example some numbered versions of SunOS, some numbered versions of the Java Enterprise runtime or something else entirely?