Re: [JXTA discuss] Project Proposal:MDA on Java Forge

Daniel,

jxta-remote-desktop.dev.java.net is under the creative commons license, 
do you plan on moving it to jxta.org, and offering a license compatible 
with JXTA?


Otherwise I disagree with the -1.

Mohamed

Daniel Brookshier wrote:

> You should really look at https://jxta-remote-desktop.dev.java.net/
>
> The code is working after a fashion. It needs some of the VNC-like 
> additions to increase the data rate. I am actively looking for someone 
> to get in there and do this next stage.
>
> So I'm a definite -1 for this proposal. But I'd love a +1 worth of 
> help to bring the existing jxta-remote-desktop project to the next 
> level. It would also mean that you would be starting with some working 
> code :o)
>
> I am about to update jxta-remote-desktop with my peer presence and get 
> it to the latest release of JXTA so this is a good time to add an 
> active developer (or anyone else on this list that wants to help).
>
> Daniel Brookshier
> Author - JXTA: Java P2P Programming
> Editor: P2PJournal.com
> President JavaMUG, Director on the Board of JXTA.ORG
> (214) 207-6614 (CELL)
> (972) 422-5261
>
> On Mar 29, 2005, at 10:01 PM, Dibya Prakash wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> I am a network  programmer with an experience of 1 year.I am planning
>> to work on a project by which an administrator can have control over
>> multiple client desktops from a remote machine/server(across
>> LAN/MAN/WAN). A similar software exsists called as VNC (coded in C and
>> WIN 32) but it mainly supports single desktop connectivity at a
>> time.Another version of the project "Tight VNC" exsists in java,but it
>> allows only a very small version and hardly contains any feature.
>> Through this project,the administrators can have a complete authority
>> over the multiple client machines (by accessing the desktop) and
>> monitor its progress.
>> The title MDA stands for Multi Desktop Administration
>>
>> Waiting for your response
>>
>> Regards
>> Dibya Prakash
>