Re: Rails and Seaside

> Brad Fuller wrote:
>> Wilkes Joiner wrote:
>>  
>>> On 3/4/06, Jan Szumiec <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>>      
>>>> Is there a way to access a running image remotely? Something like a
>>>> remote squeak desktop?
>>>>          
>>> There is RemoteFrameBuffer.  It is a vnc client/server.  This allows
>>> you to vnc into the desktop.  The latest versions of Seaside have a
>>> vnc entry point that allows you to turn rfb on and off via a web
>>> interface.
>>>      
>> really? where is that?
>>
>> Jan: I have been using RFB successfully from squeak to squeak. But, I
>> can't seemed to get it to work from vncviewer to the remote squeak/RFB
>> (as I mentioned in a previous message). So, you might try squeak to
>> squeak first: go to squeakmap and install RFB on both remote and local
>> images.
>> And, if you get vncviewer working, tell me how ;-)
>>  
>
> I got VNC working, no problem. First, I installed RFBServer,
> configured it with a password, and started it through the menu with
> the display number set to 0.
> Then, I ran vncviewer, and everything works as expected ;) I wonder
> how much effort it would take to send events between windows on remote
> images, instead of sending bitmap updates. I think that's how Windows'
> remote desktop works, and it is way more responsive than VNC.

> Brad Fuller wrote:
>> Wilkes Joiner wrote:
>>  
>>> On 3/4/06, Jan Szumiec <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>>      
>>>> Is there a way to access a running image remotely? Something like a
>>>> remote squeak desktop?
>>>>          
>>> There is RemoteFrameBuffer.  It is a vnc client/server.  This allows
>>> you to vnc into the desktop.  The latest versions of Seaside have a
>>> vnc entry point that allows you to turn rfb on and off via a web
>>> interface.
>>>      
>> really? where is that?
>>
>> Jan: I have been using RFB successfully from squeak to squeak. But, I
>> can't seemed to get it to work from vncviewer to the remote squeak/RFB
>> (as I mentioned in a previous message). So, you might try squeak to
>> squeak first: go to squeakmap and install RFB on both remote and local
>> images.
>> And, if you get vncviewer working, tell me how ;-)
>>  
>
> I got VNC working, no problem. First, I installed RFBServer,
> configured it with a password, and started it through the menu with
> the display number set to 0.
> Then, I ran vncviewer, and everything works as expected ;) I wonder
> how much effort it would take to send events between windows on remote
> images, instead of sending bitmap updates. I think that's how Windows'
> remote desktop works, and it is way more responsive than VNC.