wer or a Web Browser (using a Java Applet).
At work I use this extensively, but the Linux version provides an X server
which listens to port 5800 for http requests, and once connected you get a
relatively decent X environment.
It used to be available from http://www.orl.co.uk/vnc (I think thats correct
Hanno Saks wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Is out there available (or is even possible to do) any applets which can act
> in framed HTML page as Xserver client
It doesn't seem likely. Although you can do whatever you want in native
code, the problem is getting the resource identifiers you need - the X
Displ
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/index.html
On Wed, 25 Aug 1999, Hanno Saks wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is out there available (or is even possible to do) any applets which can act
> in framed HTML page as Xserver client
>
> Hanno
>
>
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Is out there available (or is even possible to do) any applets which can act
in framed HTML page as Xserver client
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Barry Haddow wrote:
> Hi
>
> Has anyone tried using the Blackdown JDK with MicroImages X-server? When I run
> an AWT application the text is unreadable. I assume the X-server does not
> have the required fonts so that I either need to provide the X-server with
> the correct fo
Hi
Has anyone tried using the Blackdown JDK with MicroImages X-server? When I run
an AWT application the text is unreadable. I assume the X-server does not
have the required fonts so that I either need to provide the X-server with
the correct fonts or else modify font.properties so that the JDK
hrown back to the cgi
> >program to replace the image on the left side as the finished project.
> Well, the issue is that the graphics toolkit needs motif which needs
> the X server (for things like image depth and format) Why there is no
> easy way to do this in the default Unix JD
hed project.
>
>Originally this program was sitting on a SGI machine. The creator of this
>program has long left this company. And I'm new to the whole Unix arena as
>well as X-Servers, Java and CGI.
Well, the issue is that the graphics toolkit needs motif which needs
the X server (f
Hi,
It seems that you are using getImage to transfer the image back and
forth.
Is there any particular reason to use the toolkit to fetch the image
for processing?
You can perfectly fetch the image using a stream and then use a PixelGrabber
to reconstruct the image in memory (and process it).
The
It looks like your problem is that the getImages() method is doing
something to prompt the JDK to try to fetch an AWT Toolkit. There
are probably ways to allow it to get the Toolkit. You'll
need XWindow running on the Red Hat box, and you might have to give
user nobody special access to the displa
Ok, same questions:
>My kneejerk response is to ask if X is running on the server and
>to ask if your DISPLAY environment variable is set properly for user "nobody"
or
>whoever your using for the web user. eg. "host.mynet.com:0.0"
If you'd like to send me the url for page (or is it an intranet) a
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> Subject: Re: Jdk 1.1.7 and X-Server
>
>
> I need a little more info. I understand that this is an
> application that is
> called as a CGI by Apache? Is it then supposed to display something on the
> server's X display while it works? (This seems like a tall o
I need a little more info. I understand that this is an application that is
called as a CGI by Apache? Is it then supposed to display something on the
server's X display while it works? (This seems like a tall order with possibly
several hundred users on the web side but it may make sense for your
I have a program that basically take parts of several graphics and merges
them into one. Created by the guy before me in Java. Originally on an SGI
box with Netscape Enterprise Server. Moved it to a Redhat 5.2 machine with
more memory and disk space with the latest Apache Web Server and this is JD
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