UltraVNC

Ok... So I don't have a multi-head Windows Setup. Anyone want to volunteer a system that I can test the Java Viewer with? I am just going to pull the code out of the current Native client to see if I can make that work. I don't need the system now but maybe in a couple of weeks.

-nxn

Whoa! not doing the the work to add RDP in to UVNC. That would just be crazy. I just want a more universal client. If Sun/Oracle would be so kind as to open up ALP I would use that instead. WebStart in included in all java versions since 1.5 I think. In other words it has been around for a while. I ...

Does the windows native UVNC client do this? I don't have a dual head Windows hosts computers to test. All my dual head systems are MacOS or OpenSolaris.

-nxn

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.

This is a very simplistic way of looking at it but.... applet is pretty much a java program that runs within the confines of a web browser. It has all the limitations and restrictions as you would normally see associated with this. The main restriction that is usually encountered is that by default ...

I have not really used the Java viewer as an applet in a browser but only standalone. So far the problem with the remote drives has not shown up. I would think it has something to do with the browser permissions maybe. I will give it s shot and see but this is one of the reasons I don't like applets ...

Do a quick search for a post with my user ID 'nxnlvz'. The solution is there.

The java files in the repository need a few changes to work correctly with a repeater. Obviously you can omit the console output code. After the changes are made then use then build and run javac *.java ;jar cf VncViewer.jar *.class java -classpath VncViewer.jar VncViewer HOST {Internal Name} PORT ...