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- 2009-02-04 21:16
- Forum: JavaViewer
- Topic: JavaViewer logging into wrong computer
- Replies: 5
- Views: 14684
Re: JavaViewer logging into wrong computer
I'm not the most experienced out there, but from what I've seen, each computer should have VNC set up with port 5900, 5901, 5902, etc. Then if you access say port 5802 using the JavaViewer, you will log into the computer running VNC on port 5902. Both 5802 and 5902 need to be forwarded to the proper ...
- 2009-01-26 16:34
- Forum: JavaViewer
- Topic: Superfluous java scrollbars
- Replies: 7
- Views: 77216
Re: Superfluous java scrollbars
I don't know a lot about java, but I'm willing to bet this problem happens somewhere in here (from VncViewer.java):
189 // Add ScrollPanel to applet mode
190
191 // Create a panel which itself is resizeable and can hold
192 // non-resizeable VncCanvas component at the top left corner.
193 ...
189 // Add ScrollPanel to applet mode
190
191 // Create a panel which itself is resizeable and can hold
192 // non-resizeable VncCanvas component at the top left corner.
193 ...
- 2009-01-23 14:07
- Forum: JavaViewer
- Topic: Superfluous java scrollbars
- Replies: 7
- Views: 77216
Re: Superfluous java scrollbars
Note: even if the remote screen is smaller than the available space in the Firefox window, there are still extra annoying scrollbars. Here is a screenshot:

- 2009-01-22 13:58
- Forum: JavaViewer
- Topic: Superfluous java scrollbars
- Replies: 7
- Views: 77216
Superfluous java scrollbars
I understand that it is normal to get scrollbars if the remote screen is larger than the local one.
However, in the java viewer, if I scroll to bottom right using these, there is another set of scrollbars. This is extremely annoying.
I am using the java viewer in Firefox in case that information ...
However, in the java viewer, if I scroll to bottom right using these, there is another set of scrollbars. This is extremely annoying.
I am using the java viewer in Firefox in case that information ...