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= WebSocketRemote
WebsocketRemote is a remote control application that looks like VNC.
Only web browser(supported WebSocket) is necessary, and plug-in and applet are unnecessary in client side.
== DOWNLOAD
from http://github.com/Kanasansoft/WebSocketRemote/downloads
== RUN
Double click WebSocketRemote executable file or run command on terminal on server side.
executable file(x.x.x is version number)
* for Windows:WebSocketRemote-x.x.x.exe.
* for Macintosh:WebSocketRemote-x.x.x.app.
command(x.x.x is version number)
% java -jar WebSocketRemote-x.x.x.jar
Running sign is display WebSocketRemote icon.
* for Windows:in task tray
* for Macintosh:in menu bar
* for Linux:in menu bar
== HOW TO USE
Access "http:[server address]:40320/" by Web Browser from client side.
Access "http:[server address]:40320/ios.html" by Web Browser from iOS(>=v4.2.1).
== MODE for iOS
Access "http:[server address]:40320/ios.html?mode=remote" by remote mode. (default)
Access "http:[server address]:40320/ios.html?mode=mouse" by mouse mode. (not receive capture image)
== QUIT
Right click WebSocketRemote icon.
Select Quit.
== REQUIREMENTS
=== SERVER SIDE
Java SE 6
=== CLIENT SITE
Web Browser(supported WebSocket)
== NOTE
Current version is supporting mouse event only.
Current version is cannot change port number.