Re: remote desktop hanldling
One good place to start:
The Really Big Index
Re: remote desktop hanldling
i'm reading it , also i have read few on java , but can u tell me which all classes will i need for remote desktop , i mean a teamviewer sort of thing
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Define what you want the code on the remote desktop to do.
The more details the better.
For example: How will it communicate with the local desktop?
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Full navigation of the remote client's desktop should be possible , there should be image of the client's desktop in continuous manner on the machine controlling the clients desktop,
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sir initially i had a strategy thatt , if i can transfer the mouse control bits to the client mouse port , so i can directly control the remote desktop using my mouse on server machine ........ but is it feasible though ? just a curiosity sir.....
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I'm no expert in this, but I believe that Java's not the best language for this type of application, one where you'll likely want to create hooks into the operating system. For my money, C or C++ would likely be a better fit.
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There is a VNC client applet written in Java. The idea there is that the mouse/keyboard is used on the client machine to control the server. The source for the client is available and quite readable.
Implementing the server in Java would be difficult however, as Fubarable suggests. I have seen (but never seriously used) a JFrame subclass that implemented the RDP protocol so that it can be viewed with any VNC client. (nice if you want mac window decorations on a Windows machine) I can't remember the name, but Google is sure to find it.
I mention these because they might be food for thought as you write your own program.
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thanks alot sir ,i'll post if in some other problem ....