On Thu, Feb 2, 2023 at 5:07 AM Alessandro Vandelli < [email protected]> wrote:
> Good morning, > > I'm new in the community and I need to create a demo project to show the > capabilities of guacamole without the needs to create a new server in the > first instance. > Is there a way to use the java guacamole server and establish a direct > connection from a web-application to the guacamole guacd service without > the need of passing the auth-token, fetching the available devices and > passing the device id but rather by just ignoring the auth token and > directly passing the ip, port and eventually the credentials of the final > device (RDP/VNC) on which we want to establish the connection? > > Yes, you can use the guacamole-common and guacamole-common-js components to write your own application that will talk to guacd directly. Guacamole Client is intended to be a full end-to-end solution that includes all of the connection and user management, and also provides the HTTPS and/or WebSocket endpoints for the tunnel. You need not use the full client if you just need a direct connection, or if you're going to handle those portions of access and connection management within your own application - the common portions are intended to be usable on their own. -Nick
