On Fri Jun 08, 2007 at 04:30:05PM +0200, Lia Massiot wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-06-08 at 14:07 +0100, Robin Hill wrote:
>
> > If you look at the source for the web page, there's an "object" tag
> > which causes the browser to embed that object into the web page.
> Which source code? A source code corresponding to a ".class" file
> archived in the ".jar" file?
> Where to see the "object" tag you are talking about?
>
The HTML code (okay, not really source code) - you posted it in one of
your earlier messages:
<APPLET CODE=vncviewer/VNCViewer.class ARCHIVE=vncviewer.jar
WIDTH=400 HEIGHT=250>
Okay, so it's actually using APPLET rather than OBJECT (been a while
since I fiddled around with HTML but I think they're two ways to do the
same thing).
> > you could run the vncviewer java application from the command line if you
wanted).
> Yes but it would'nt be the same process at all, would it be?
> You are talking about the other solution proposed by "RealVNC" which
> uses directly a client program to connect to the VNC server on port
> 5900, aren't you?
>
No, if you had a copy of the vncviewer.jar file on disk (you can
get it by browsing to http://<vnc server ip>:5800/vncviewer.jar) then
you could use the JRE to launch that (i.e. java -cp vncviewer.jar
vncviewer/VNCViewer) and use it as a VNC client without needing a
browser at all.
Cheers,
Robin
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