>> can you include in your instructions... how one can activate the HTTP
>> java stuff with your server?
>
>... but I thought I'd let you know that it seems to work fine for me
>
>just using the files from the Xvnc distribution, with a couple of minor
>modifications:
>
>1) make a copy of index.vnc, calling it index.html
>
>2) edit index.html to take out all the variables, replacing with your
> own settings (I don't think the server can actually put any of its
> settings in there, so you have to give them yourself). Note that
> I've found you need to add a few extra pixels (~20) onto the height
> tag as compared to the 'real' screen size.
>
>3) edit the "TridiaVNC Server Prefs" file (in the Preferences folder)
> so that the path is set to where you put the files.
>
>
>Anything else we should know Jonathan...?
That's about right. At present, the HTTP server simply serves raw files,
after attaching the relevant MIME type (it only knows about a few of
these). I plan to include a very basic SSI feature, so that run-time
parameters can be introduced, and provide proper configuration support in
the main Settings dialogue box. Both of these points are why I have not
yet included instructions on the website for setting it up.
However, I think you'll find I did put instructions somewhere in the Readme
file included with alpha-5. They're a little towards the bottom, just
before the text of the GPL.
BTW, the SSI syntax I plan to support will probably be as similar as
practical to the Apache <!--#echo var="name" --> syntax. This, at the very
least, should ensure that users who wish to deploy the applet via an
existing Web server have a minimum of extra work to do. I haven't looked
at the AT&T HTML files - do they use this syntax or something different?
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