Hi,
A couple of minor comments regarding the TurboVNC Java Viewer.
Firstly, as we are parsing the version number from the output of "vncviewer
-help", I noticed that there is space between the "v" and the version number:
TurboVNC Viewer v 1.1.81 (build 20121130) [JVM: x86_64]
I'm not sure if that is intentional. We can certainly take it into account in
our parsing, but IMHO, it might look better without the space, i.e. v1.1.81
Secondly, the standard remote desktop on our HPC system has an "End Session"
button which when clicked, ensures that the the user is not billed for any
further usage of the HPC system's GPUs and CPUs.
This End Session button kills the VNC session, which (in the X11 version)
simply resulted in the VNC Viewer window closing.
In the Java version, this results in a message dialog displaying an error:
com.turbovnc.rdr.EndOfStream: EndOfStream
which appears to detract from the user experience in our case.
Is there any command-line option we can use to ensure that unhandled Java
exceptions will only appear in STDERR, not in the GUI ? When I say
"unhandled", I mean error messages which refer to the fully-qualified name of a
Java class (e.g. com.turbovnc.rdr.EndOfStream), rather than displaying an
English sentence describing the exception.
Cheers,
James
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