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资源说明：Use your Android device to control your desktop.
# Remote Desktop Controller v1.5
Copyright 2010 Justin Taylor
This software can be distributed under the terms of the
GNU General Public License.
This project was created for Android devices running 2.1 and higher.
The Remote Desktop controller can control the mouse and keyboard of a dekstop
computer from an Android device. There are two pieces of software needed for
this to run properly. The DesktopRemoteServer which runs on the users desktop
machine, and the Touchapp which runs on the user's Android device
## Deliverables
What's that? You just want to use the app!?! You don't want to mess with the
hassle of eclipse? In that case just download
http://central.tayloredapps.org/server.jar and run it on any desktop that has
JRE installed. Then mosy on over and download
http://central.tayloredapps.org/Android-remote-client.apk to your android
device.
## Remote Desktop Server
https://github.com/justin-taylor/Remote-Desktop-Server
This project must be imported into the eclipse workspace for the android
application to be ran.
## Android Remote Client
The Android app that send messages over wifi to the receiving server. The app is
divided into three classes.
2. Touch
This view allows the user to adjust the settings of he app. The
first setting is the port that the messages are sent over. This
must match the port set from the server UI on the DekstopRemoteServer.
There is also a setting to control mouse sensitivity.
2. Controller
This view is shown after the settings in touch are accepted. Listners
receive user interactions, such as taps, movement and keyboard
interactions, and are then translated into messages to be sent over the
UDP socket established in the AppDelegate (See section 2.C).
2. AppDelegate
The AppDelegate bridges the gap between the Touch view (2.A) and the
Controller view (2.B). The settings from the Touch view are used to
create a UDP socket that will send messages from the Controller view
to the receiveing DesktopRemoteServer (1). If there is a connection
issue this class will close the Controller view and present the touch
view displaying and message about the issue.
## Known Bugs
* Key Board Support:
Not all Keys on the Android Keyboard are supported.
Not entirely sure why. Some keys return the same
key code in the onKey method Controller.java
* Sever Connection Test:
There should be a way to ensure server connectivity
before switching to the Controller view. Currently
a test message is sent to the server and listens for
a message back (similar to a ping request), however
the connection takes a couple of tries before connecting.
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