B4J Question How to make an rdp client?

[amorosik]

I mean a program that is able to connect to a Microsoft terminal server like the Remote Desktop client that is present in all versions of Windows desktop

 

[DonManfred]

Have you tried to google for such clients in java?
If yes then you found out that there are no libraries wich are up to date.

I just found some dated 2010 or so.

All of them follow an old java style. with applets and such. I can´t describe it clearly though.
Just know that b4x is following a newer style if i can name it like that.

If you found an up to date java-project then you can maybe use it with javaobject.

 

[amorosik]

It could be these:

https://github.com/kaseya/JavaRDP ?

https://properjavardp.sourceforge.net/

https://github.com/manasvi89/Remote-Desktop-Application

 

[DonManfred]

It could be these:

https://github.com/kaseya/JavaRDP ?

14 Years old. Uses AWT and a GraphicsEnvironment i never heart of
I would NOT expect it to work in 2024. But i did not checked it.

properJavaRDP

Based on the fist one. So it uses AWT and a GraphicsEnvironment i never heart of too.

And the last one use NetBeans, awt, swing.

I for myself would say that i would not be able to do anything with it. But i do not plan it though.

If you are good at java you can give it a try.

I fear it is not compatible with B4J due to the dependencies.

 

[DonManfred]

But, at least you can learn from the codes how a RDP-Client or the RDP-Connection works.

The last project can only connect to the rdp-server from the same project.

The client here can not be used to connect to the RDP integrated in windows.
For that to work you probably have to write a client for their (Microsoft) RDP-Services.
Microsoft may have documentation on that topic though.

All in all that may be a long way to write an RDP-Client.

 

[amorosik]

14 Years old. Uses AWT and a GraphicsEnvironment i never heart of
I would NOT expect it to work in 2024. But i did not checked it.

Based on the fist one. So it uses AWT and a GraphicsEnvironment i never heart of too.

And the last one use NetBeans, awt, swing.

I for myself would say that i would not be able to do anything with it. But i do not plan it though.

If you are good at java you can give it a try.

I fear it is not compatible with B4J due to the dependencies.

If I had been able, I would not have written to ask for help

 

[Sandman]

I use Remmina on my Linux desktop everyday to connect to my Win box. Here's the code for their RDP plugin. Not Java, but you might be able to learn how to do a RDP client from scratch by looking at it.

Remmina/plugins/rdp at master · FreeRDP/Remmina

Mirror of https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina The GTK+ Remmina Remote Desktop Client - FreeRDP/Remmina

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