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VNC Server & Client : Source Code For Sale
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Not yet, next week we will announce the release date of the android VNC server update.
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When we are ready we will announce it.
Hello,
Unfortunately it's a one source code package, also the android vnc source code will be released very soon, within less than a week and a half so we can't sell each source code separately.
Thank you,
Saif
Hello everyone 
After a very long time developing and re-developing the libraries and codes, here we are today :
Great News! We have just finished the B4A VNC Server!!
on 10-07-2021 11:00 PM GMT 3+ is the release of this AMAZING Project
We are currently doing QA and making sure that everything is running smoothly
Thank you,
Saif
After a very long time developing and re-developing the libraries and codes, here we are today :
Great News! We have just finished the B4A VNC Server!!
on 10-07-2021 11:00 PM GMT 3+ is the release of this AMAZING Project
We are currently doing QA and making sure that everything is running smoothly
Thank you,
Saif
Hello everyone
A small demo of the B4A VNC Server :
*It supports Portrait and Landscape modes
*Demo was made by connecting RealVNC Viewer to B4A VNC Server
*BTW as you will see in the video, there are only 2 lines of code used in B4A while everything happens in the background (library)
Side Notes :
*in google play store there are only 3 apps and one of them is paid (and has a review of 1.9/5), which means this will really change the android VNC world, that i can promise
*It's also tested on android 7/9/10
*It does not require root, just hit run and you are good to go
Thank you,
Saif
A small demo of the B4A VNC Server :
*It supports Portrait and Landscape modes
*Demo was made by connecting RealVNC Viewer to B4A VNC Server
*BTW as you will see in the video, there are only 2 lines of code used in B4A while everything happens in the background (library)
Side Notes :
*in google play store there are only 3 apps and one of them is paid (and has a review of 1.9/5), which means this will really change the android VNC world, that i can promise
*It's also tested on android 7/9/10
*It does not require root, just hit run and you are good to go
Thank you,
Saif
Hello Dear,
The B4A VNC Server library has the below permissions (No Special Permissions) :
B4A Manifest:
AddPermission(android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE)
AddPermission(android.permission.INTERNET)
AddPermission(android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)Library size :
Thank you,
Saif
and...
RealVNC must be instaled on android client?
In Windows must be installed RealVNC on client?
Hello,
1- No - It's a standalone library
2- No - You can use B4A VNC Viewer or B4J VNC Viewer
Thank you,
Saif
It seems like a great library to me, my idea is to integrate it with my app for when I have to assist the end customer.
Do you think it will be easy to integrate and operate your system, or is it very complex? (I am referring above all to the server part, I have seen that the client part is very simple)
Hello,
The server side is very simple to implement as well.
The B4J VNC Server uses a lot of inline-java but we will create a .jar + .xml library in the next update to make it easier to use
*Please note that VNC uses local IP + Local Ports so if you would like to make it online (public) you can either open the ports in your firewall or you can wait until we release a newer version as discussed before to make it work just like the (Teamviewer alternative) where the connections are established using a middle-ware server.
Thank you,
Saif
I think the (teamviewer alternative) is a great solution.Hello,
The server side is very simple to implement as well.
The B4J VNC Server uses a lot of inline-java but we will create a .jar + .xml library in the next update to make it easier to use
*Please note that VNC uses local IP + Local Ports so if you would like to make it online (public) you can either open the ports in your firewall or you can wait until we release a newer version as discussed before to make it work just like the (Teamviewer alternative) where the connections are established using a middle-ware server.
Thank you,
Saif
I understand that opening the ports is only for me, on the client side, I don't need to open any ports, right?
I think you have a new client, I see that all your work is very professional, and I can't wait for the Teamviewer version, I would love to buy yourself and try this version. (I hope that in the future some update can be done between versions)
Thank you
Juan Carlos