Hello All,
I'm using psexec to issue some test sequences to automate windows using the -i option to interact with a desktop session. However this requires that a session such as RDP be opened on the system under test first. I'm attempting to use guacamole to start a headless RDP session (and perhaps later optionally give the end user a method to view the RDP session in read only mode in the client). What is the best way to create and start an RDP session via an API in this mode? I've attempted to go down the path of using the example https://guacamole.incubator.apache.org/doc/gug/writing-you-own-guacamole-app.html in section "Simplest possible tunnel" but I've not been able to get it working correctly using the java APIs by extending GuacamoleHTTPTunnelServlet class. Is there a correct way to drive it via a stand-alone Java application rather than using the tunnel API? Or, is there a rest API in guacamole-common that I can use to create RDP sessions that would be simpler? I have seen a few mentions of a web API, but I don't see its existence in a quick look at the code that's available for external use. Thanks, Craig
