projector-demo

A simple sample application demonstrating running Swing applications remotely.

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Building and running

We use Gradle. So you can run Gradle tasks as follows:

# example of running `build` task:
./gradlew build

App

There is OriginalMain class, which is an example of a custom Swing application. Also, there is HeadlessSupportingMain class, which demonstrates lines added to run the demo app in the headless mode.

How to run projector-demo

Here are several ways to run this demo app. Using them, you can understand how to run your own app.

To access headlessly run app, you can use Projector web client. It will be available on http://localhost:8887. Or you can use any other way of connection, feel free to check the corresponding documentation page.

Artifacts

There are two run configurations. Jars will be built in the build/libs dir.

Build HeadlessSupporting jar

Gradle task: jarHeadlessSupport.

Its main class is HeadlessSupportingMain and it contains the projector-server module. To run headlessly, add a JVM option -Dorg.jetbrains.projector.server.enable=true.

Build Original jar

Gradle task: jarOriginal.

Its main class is OriginalMain.

To launch the original version with UI, run:

java \
-classpath projector-demo-original.jar \
org.jetbrains.projector.demo.OriginalMain

To launch the original version headlessly, place the classpath of projector-server into libs dir and run:

java \
-classpath projector-demo-original.jar:libs/* \
-Dorg.jetbrains.projector.server.classToLaunch=org.jetbrains.projector.demo.OriginalMain \
org.jetbrains.projector.server.ProjectorLauncher

License

GPLv2.