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general information
changes in Version 1.4.3.0
Add quick connect out command line option
fixed bug in logging
changes in Version 1.4.2.0
Add 'confirm option' which enables the user to accept or decline a connection.
Support for DNS names within the outgoing address field
Support landscape mode when Windows CE rotates the screen
Bug with wrong mouse coordinates on bigger resolutions fixed
XML based logging
changes in Version 1.4.1.0
UltraVNC Repeater support
fixed a memory leak
changes in Version 1.4.0.0
Refactured UI
Connections to listening vnc viewers
changes in Version 1.3.0.0
Silent startup, no icon no config screen
Soft reset device (depends on the HW)
Autostart capability
Configurable through text ini file
The VNC (Virtual Network Client) provides a convenient way to access the visual output
of servers or workstations, that have no graphic output device, or are hard to reach
physically. Input, through a keyboard or a pointing device, as well as the visual
output is transmitted over a TCP/IP network, in order to control the remote host.
The RealVNC page, offers downloads of free client
and server software for different
platforms.
The PocketVNC Server offers file transfer functionality in combination with UltraVNC clients!
PocketVNC Server Version 1.4.3.0 on a HTC Touch 3G Phone
The PocketVNC server was implemented to offer the functionality of a VNC server running
on a PocketPC device. The project was inspired by the SynCE project, that offers an
open source synchronisation solution between Linux Desktops and WindowsCE clients.
The SynCe project can be found here: SynCE
The PocketVNC
project is no port of the original open source VNC server for Windows, instead
it is a complete new implementation on the PocketPC platform. The Hextile encoding
algorithm used in the original RealVNC Server was changed to offer more performance
on mobile devices. The PocketVNC Server offers following
functionality:
Raw Encoding (quite slow according to the network bandwidth)
Hextile Encoding (good performance according to the bandwidth and to the processor
time used)
Both Encoding styles are offered with 8bit and 16bit pixel depth. Reducing the images to 8bit
pixels offers a really good performance over LAN and WLAN and an acceptable performance over
Bluetooth connections.
Filetransfer in combination with UltraVNC VNC clients!
The PocketVNC server was tested on following devices:
HTC Touch 3G, Windows Mobile 6.1
Sprint PPC 6700, Windows Mobile 5.0 (screen rotation not supported)
HP iPAQ RX3716, ARM PocketPC 2003 Pro device, internal WLAN and Bluetooth interface
