The SecurityTypes option can only be used to control a VeNCrypt-compatible
server like TigerVNC. TurboVNC doesn't currently support session encryption, so
encryption=None will always be the case when connecting to TurboVNC servers.
You can use the auth config file to restrict the available auth
I'm trying to integrate the java turbovnc viewer with another java
application. The application is a user portal GUI. This is how I'm
currently doing it:
try {
System.out.println(Launching the viewer);
viewer = new VncViewer(viewer_args);
viewer.start();
} catch (Exception e) {
Hi Kevin,
I started doing this - integrating calls to TurboVNC's Java VncViewer into our
own custom GUI. I could give you access to some code (shared under GPL) if you
like, but my Java project was abandoned, so there are no guarantees about the
current state of the code.
I started out by
