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java through http?

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jharl
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java through http?

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When connecting remotely are the uvnc components need on the client computer. I understand that I need java installed at the client station and probably the server as well.

thanks for any help

Jharl
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nxnlvz
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Re: java through http?

Post by nxnlvz »

Only a recent version of Java at the client is needed. The server and relay components are all native. And you only need this if you are not using a native client.
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