Send key sequence through socket.
Hi!
I have programmed an application which makes a socket-connection to a telnet-server. All this have went good. The problem I'm having is sending keysequences. Let's say that I want to perform a "Ctrl-c"... how do I do this?
You may have to listen for keyPressed method calls (KeyListener), not just keyTyped, to watch for the control key being pressed. If you see the control key pressed, begin your translation into control characters or special key sequences. Then when keyReleased says the control key has been released, stop your translation.
e.g. I believe the CTRL plus the keypad Minus key do not send an intelligent keyPressed event. So you'll have to watch for the combination yourself, then send the codes you want to represent that down the stream.
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I solved the ploblem. ^^;
I open the source code ^^; wow~~~~~!
It will useful to many people. I spend almost 3 days to solve this problem.
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Client side // string data ------------------------> Server side // saving file
To
< Server Side >
* Server.java
* Auther : [email protected]
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class Server extends JFrame
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private JTextArea display;
ObjectInputStream input;
DataOutputStream output;
FileOutputStream resultFile;
DataInputStream inputd;
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enter.addActionListener(
new ActionListener(){
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//None
c.add(enter, BorderLayout.NORTH);
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< Client side >
* Client.java
* Auther : [email protected]
package Client;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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"SR234234234234IU234234234234OR12312312WQ123123123XD1231232" +
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Sending 2 objects through sockets?
Hi there,
I have 2 questoins here...
The first is....
Ive made a simple game that moves a image around a screen using the arrow keys. When i start the server it listens for connections and then I run the client. I'm able to get 2 instances of the objects running in 2 different swing frames but at the moment when I move the image around the screen it only moves in one window and not in the other. I would like the coordinates of the image in one window to be the same as the other when I move it.
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oos.writeObject(pgf.getPacmanGamePanel().getPacmanGame());
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I was hoping you could tell me why its not sending the object over from my client.
The second thing is i've coded a Ghost class the exact same way as my PacmanGame class which contains how the image moves around the screen and its methods etc. For some reason its not displaying at all on either the client or the server when i try to send the object across.
I am trying the same way as sending the pacmanGame() but it doesn't work....
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I'm using a Hyper-V environment, and using Powershell to send keys via the console to the SUSE VM for setup
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