Is there any java based VNC server that is available

[Raghuveer Reddy Thummala]

Hi,

I knew that using the RealVNC viewer we can access a remote computer.
I have seen the source for VNCViewer written in java. but to access a
remote machine we need a VNC server running on the remote computer. Do
we have any of these VNC Servers written in java.

Thanks,
Raghu

----- Original Message -----
From: rsmmail04-realvnc "at" yahoo.com <rsmmail04-realvnc "at" yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 11:42:23 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Is there any java based VNC server that is available
To: vnc-list "at" realvnc.com, raghu.thummala "at" gmail.com


The part was a bit confusing to me too.  But after speaking with some
of our local JAVA gurus, they explained it to me based on teh RealVNC
documentation.
  
The RealVNC Server is what "pushes" the viewer to a JAVA client.  So
all you do is install RealVNC on a machine. Then connect to it from a
web browser, the Server running on the machine will "push" the JAVA
viewer to you and it will open a login box, then the remote desktop
will show within a browser window.
  
You can create an HTML page and put it on a website, then you can link
to the server from anywhere in the world.
i.e. 
<a href="http://your_ip_goes_here:5800"> My Home Computer</a>
(assuming you left the JAVA server port address on 5800)
  
Robert



Raghuveer Reddy Thummala <raghu.thummala "at" gmail.com> wrote: 


Hi,

I looked at the sources in java and I guess I saw only java based VNC
viewer, Do we have a java based VNC server.

Thanks,
-Raghu
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