tim,
On 11.11-22:21, Tim Boudreau wrote:
[ ... ]
> I spent the weekend hacking to death the source code for the TightVNC Java
> client, with a couple of goals:
> - Make it usable as a library for anyone who wants to embed a VNC client in
> a Java app
> - Create a NetBeans VNC client plugin
>
> So, I have a bunch of patches to the sources (some cleanup still needed),
> and a fairly slick integration with NetBeans in progress.
sounds like good stuff. i started a similar project to get SSL
support integrated but as there was a requirement for 1.2 support or
something crazy i dropped it. i'd certainaly be interested in the
patches and i may look at putting the SSL stuff back into your code,
although i'm not conversant in netbeans so may be too much to tangle
with right now.
> [ ... ] In all my years of AWT/Swing programming, finally
> an app that actually has a legitimate use for the browser-style
> ImageObserver pattern :-)
one of the main problems with java, of course, is that that's true
for about 50% of the stuff in there.
:-(
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