RE: Where Can I find the specification of VNC Java Viewer

mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Zhan ZhiCheng-A22910 > Sent: 30 May 2007 10:23 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: Where Can I find the specification of VNC Java Viewer > > Hi, All > > I am integrating VNC Java Viewer into our tool platform. But > it is very > h

Where Can I find the specification of VNC Java Viewer

Hi, All I am integrating VNC Java Viewer into our tool platform. But it is very hard to do this without any specification. Where can I find the spec/doc of VNC Java Viewer? Thanks! Best Regards, Grid ___ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To

Real VNC Java Viewer

Hello How can I stop the real VNC Java Viewer from opening in a new window? I am using 4.1 Thanks -- NEIL SQUIRE SOCIETY - http://www.neilsquire.ca <http://www.neilsquire.ca/> We use technology, knowledge and passion to empower Canadians with physical disabilities. Charles Levasseur | Di

VNC Java Viewer - Skip password screen

Hello We are using Tight VNC, setup with a password for (full control) and a different password for (read only). Does anybody know if there is a way to send the read only password via a post method to the Java Viewer? Thanks -- NEIL SQUIRE SOCIETY - http://www.neilsquire.ca

RE: VNC Java Viewer Applet

gt; Sent: 27 November 2005 09:10 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: VNC Java Viewer Applet > > This is more of a java related question than anything so if > anyone knows of > a better list/form to post to, please pass along. > > I've compiled the Java VNC Viewer appl

Re: VNC Java Viewer Applet

me thing as the last line in init() above. Could this be a thread-security issue? -Matthew > From: Matthew Boehm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 11:10:05 -0600 > To: "B. Scott Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: > Subject: Re: VNC Java Viewer Apple

Re: VNC Java Viewer Applet

> the user should have received a security dialogue > requesting permissions for the applet. The box that appears seems not for the applet but for the certificate itself. It asks 'Do you want to trust the code from 'Matthew Boehm' signed by 'Thawte'? I always click on 'Always Trust' but st

Re: VNC Java Viewer Applet

In order to connect to a different server, 2 things must happen. First, the applet must be signed, and second, the user must "Allow" the security permissions. If you signed the applet correctly, then when the applet is executed, the user should have received a security dialogue requesting permi

VNC Java Viewer Applet

This is more of a java related question than anything so if anyone knows of a better list/form to post to, please pass along. I've compiled the Java VNC Viewer applet and rolled it into a jar and signed the jar with an authentic cert from Thawte. The jar lives on server X. I'm trying to make a VN

Re: VNC Java viewer and TAB

Bummer... Guess I'll have to make the patch locally again... :-( Leif Nelson wrote: It doesn't look like this patch made it into the RealVNC 4.1 java sources... bummer. This is still needed to make the tab key work on my Mac running Java 1.4.2_05. Thanks, --Leif Phil Budne wrote: Thanks Scott!

Re: VNC Java viewer and TAB

It doesn't look like this patch made it into the RealVNC 4.1 java sources... bummer. This is still needed to make the tab key work on my Mac running Java 1.4.2_05. Thanks, --Leif Phil Budne wrote: Thanks Scott! setFocusTraversalKeysEnabled(false) did the trick for me. I'm working with an older

Re: VNC Java viewer and TAB

Yes, if you see that the first load of the Java Viewer is very slow, and you are using the Sun JVM, then I have another patch you may be able to use. My patch however, is for the RealVNC 4.0 windows source, so if you're using a different version, the patch will be different. In essence, the VNC

Re: VNC Java viewer and TAB

Thanks Scott! setFocusTraversalKeysEnabled(false) did the trick for me. I'm working with an older viewer (based on an older "TightVNC" viewer), that is using SSLSocket, and so is already dependent on the Java 1.4 runtime, so direct invocation of the method was not a problem. phil ___

Re: VNC Java viewer and TAB

I made a simple patch to the Java Viewer to resolve this issue. Add the following patch to DesktopWindow.java and it will work like a champ. The reason this code is written this way is to be backward compatible with Java releases prior to 1.4: == Begin Patch == $ diff

VNC Java viewer and TAB

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-1998/jw-07-swing-focus-p2.html says: With Swing components, you can override the isManagingFocus method to return true and get Tab and Shift-Tab keystrokes sent to the component's key listener. Since AWT seems to eat tabs (for moving input focus)

VNC Java Viewer

I've set up VNC on a couple of computers, downloaded the most recent version of VNC when I saw I could change the port numbers of Java and regular ports (to make it easier to use with my router). So I've downloaded the programmes, installed them and changed the port #'s. On computer "A", I use p

VNC Java Viewer Source

Hello, Could anybody tell me if/where i could download source code for java viewer? The source code archives available for download from realvnc.org conain only compiled *.class and don't have *.java sources. att web site has only an old version (3.3.3) of java viewer source. Any ideas would b

VNC Java Viewer

I am trying to create a web page that has links to various VNC servers. I am using realVNC as the VNCserver program. On the web page I need to show if the server is in use or not, does anyone know of a way to do this? Currently I am logging to a text file (log.txt) the ip of the person who opens

RE: VNC Java viewer

hat depends on a lot of stuff. If you don't care, just go OpenSource. If you do care (commercially) get a laywer to find out how and why. >3) Must I pay for that ? The lawyer needs to be payed. You never need to pay for opensource, you most times pay for the collection and distribution

VNC Java viewer

mean my application will become an OpenSource application ? 3) Must I pay for that ? I'd like to be able to incorporate the VNC Java viewer with no constraint from realvnc (full authorization, no fees) and let the decision of installing a vncserver to the customer. The

RE: vnc java viewer port change?

> -Original Message- > From: Tammo Filusch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Is it possible to tell the java viewer that it should connected to a > port that differs from the standart port? Yes. If you start the vncserver at a different display, the rfb communicaiton defaults to 5900+display,

vnc java viewer port change?

Hy Is it possible to tell the java viewer that it should connected to a port that differs from the standart port? Wfr Tammo Filusch ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

RE: Cannot connect to VNC Java viewer with IE in Windows.Net Serv er build 3628

> -Original Message- > From: Wendell W. Pinegar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > I have had trouble connecting Internet Explorer in the newest build of > Windows.Net Server (build 3628) to the VNC java applet port > 5800 on a system > running VNC. I've tried http://{vncserver}:5800 but my

Re: Cannot connect to VNC Java viewer with IE in Windows.Net Server build 3628

On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 13:02, Wendell W. Pinegar wrote: > I have had trouble connecting Internet Explorer in the newest build of > Windows.Net Server (build 3628) to the VNC java applet port 5800 on a system > running VNC. I've tried http://{vncserver}:5800 but my browser keeps acting > like the V

Cannot connect to VNC Java viewer with IE in Windows.Net Server build 3628

I have had trouble connecting Internet Explorer in the newest build of Windows.Net Server (build 3628) to the VNC java applet port 5800 on a system running VNC. I've tried http://{vncserver}:5800 but my browser keeps acting like the VNC server isn't available. Here is a message from another pers