Remote Subject UI Client

NAME

gpRemoteUIClient - request a remote subject UI client from subject UI server and start it.

SYNOPSIS

gpUIServerTest [-p port] [server]

java guinea.tools.remoteui.RemoteUIClient [-p port] [server]

DESCRIPTION

The gpRemoteUIClient connects to a remote subject UI server and requests a subject UI module that will be shown to the test subject. When the connection has been completed, the client subject UI will start and the window will come up.

The gpRemoteUIClient has the following parameters:

server

Specify the subject UI server's hostname. If no hostname is given, 'localhost' is used.

-p port

Specify the server's port number. If not set, default will be used.

EXAMPLES

To start the UI client and request the subject UI from default server (localhost) and default port number:

   gpRemoteUIClient

To use host 'gpserver.foo.com' as the subject UI server:

   gpUIServerTest gpserver.foo.com

To use host 'gpserver.foo.com' as the subject UI server and port number 5000:

   gpUIServerTest -p 5000 gpserver.foo.com

To start the client from remote terminal that doesn't have GP system installed (either SGI or non-SGI), you'll have to start the client with command:

   java guinea.tools.remoteui.RemoteUIClient -p 5000 gpserver.foo.com

It will do the same as in previous example. You'll also need to have the GP java class files and their location added to the Java class path. You can copy the java class files from GP home directory, copy the file named guinea.jar.

SEE ALSO

gpUIServerTest, Remote UI Applet