Thanks Brad & bob for your suggestions...i appreciate your help..
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 8:53 PM, bob wrote:
> You could always look at the source to VNC.
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> Mainly, what you will be doing is constantly sending a screen capture back
> to the client.
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> To minimize bandwidth, you will pro
You could always look at the source to VNC.
Mainly, what you will be doing is constantly sending a screen capture back
to the client.
To minimize bandwidth, you will probably only send "what has changed." So,
you will calculate the smallest rectangle that encompasses all changes and
se
You could start with the open source client at rdesktop.org or the Java
version properJavaRDP.
Brad Justice
On Friday, October 12, 2012 12:36:06 AM UTC-7, Nirav Parmar wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
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> I need to develop an app for remote desktop connection..searched
> a little about that but didn'
Thanks Chris..I appreciate your help..Can you suggest me any link which i
can refer .i mean what will be proper steps if i want to develop RDP app
for android.. 1st as you suggest protocol docs...which i have started :) :)
thanks again for that..it would be really nice if you can elaborate it
littl
Sorry, I would but I'm busy finishing up my "Remake Halo in 4 Easy Steps"
blog post.
RDP (or VNC) are very complicated. You won't find an example project out
there. If you want to write a client, you'll probably need to start with
the protocol docs.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 12:36:06 AM UTC-
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