I searched this mailing list archive and found mention of what I'm looking for, which is vncviewer handling a vnc:// url.
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2003-October/041408.html Has this proposal been accepted, in the works, or even considered? I think the proposal was a good start, and I could certainly use it as proposed, but I feel VNCViewer needs a complete implementation, including specifying non-standard ports, screen, and other parameters supported by the viewer. Such as: vnc://{machine}:{port}?screen=0&setting=value&setting=value... So to connect to a vnc server running on machine1 on port 5959, screen 2 and starting up in full screen mode: vnc://machine1:5959?Screen=2&FullScreen=1 Running the viewer from the command line would look something this: vncviewer vnc://machine1:5959?Screen=2&FullScreen=1 or even something like this (might be more acceptable, and could still be implemented in the handler setup in the registry) vncviewer -url vnc://machine1:5959?Screen=2&FullScreen=1 I would really like to see this in a future version of VNC Viewer. The reason I'm looking for this is so I can list all the machines I support in a webpage, so I can just click a link and have the viewer launch. (I know about the java viewer, but I don't see the point of using it when I have a native viewer - and as I haven't needed it I've been turning it off) OTOH, maybe another VNC implementation already does this, a version that I'm simply unaware of? ._. Brian _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
