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Nick Couchman commented on GUACAMOLE-137:
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I agree this would be really nice. I actually started working on an
implementation of this. Given the nature of needing to define the connection
both on the back-end (Java Servlet) and the front-end (AngularJS application),
I was wondering if the best way to handle this within Guacamole is to actually
use an extension similar to the JDBC ones, but instead of a persistent on-disk
database, create an in-memory database with the connections. A "Quick-Connect"
area could be created on the home screen, and when the connection information
is entered the connection will be created in the in-memory database and then
connected both on guacd and web side.
Maybe there's a simpler way - maybe I'm overthinking it, but that's the
direction I was working. I was also thinking of making it an extension, not a
patch or change to the core Guacamole application.
> Feature Request - Quick Connect
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> Key: GUACAMOLE-137
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-137
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Greg
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: features
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> A feature that I would find very handy is to have a Quick Connect options so
> that rather than creating a connection, there is a text box that accepts the
> server name with a drop down on the service type (RDP, VNC, etc) with some
> preconfigured defaults...
> Personally, I have a lot of servers and it would be much quicker for me to
> type the server name than creating all of the connections
> Thanks,
> Greg
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