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Yeah, like Michael said, you need two programs - one client and one server. The client will run the GUI part and the server will accept connections (use a ServerSocket for this). For navigating across the GUI, you will need to issue commands and exchange messages between the two programs. You can make the server program multithreaded, so that it starts a new thread for every client.<br />
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Hope that helps!<br />
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Mayank.<br />

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Yeah, like Michael said, you need two programs - one client and one server. The client will run the GUI part and the server will accept connections (use a ServerSocket for this). For navigating across the GUI, you will need to issue commands and exchange messages between the two programs. You can make the server program multithreaded, so that it starts a new thread for every client.

Hope that helps!

Mayank.


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Hi<br />
All<br />
I need to launch a GUI remotely on another machine.<br />
I am working on Java on Windows to obtain this.This should also be complaint with windows operation system also.<br />
Also I need to kill the gui launched remotely to the same machine some time later. <br />
&nbsp; Can you some body help me with this.<br />
Regards,<br />
Naps<br />

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Hi
All
I need to launch a GUI remotely on another machine.
I am working on Java on Windows to obtain this.This should also be complaint with windows operation system also.
Also I need to kill the gui launched remotely to the same machine some time later. 
  Can you some body help me with this.
Regards,
Naps


Lauch a GUI remotely using Java and later kill it

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