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hey guys, coded this today . Basically it i just a program like .exe but .jar it connects to the server and you can execute command through it

 

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Let me explain how to use it :

When you connect there is IP , if you are using home server you will set it to 127.0.0.1. If your server is online you will use the machine IP address.

 

int port = 1234;

 

You will need to portforward this or whatever the port is there, (PS : open it only UDP).

 

int password = marwan;

This is the password in which the program will use to gain access

 

Links :

 

code : http://pastebin.com/Qq3V4zyn

 

jar link : http://www.4shared.com/file/I3Exz2xT/Telnet.html

 

 

Credits to me.

 

Tested and working, any question just post here .

 

PS :  You can decompile the jar if you want the source code

 

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Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

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Cool stuff there.

 

*For future questions about aCis:

*It won't work for aCis as we have removed telnet

Its a standalone. It doesn't use the old one.

He coded the connections from scratch.

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Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

it is just a simple code,  shouldn't named it telnet tho

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It would be hell easier using VB , java kinda sucks in gui for me

Thats why im posting. I'm actually showing a better program (as the development state of both are currently) and how you cna evolve yours,

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It would be hell easier using VB , java kinda sucks in gui for me

That's why javafx exists. >.>

 

There are so many options for making a gui in java, u you wont believe it. Also, you can embed ur app, into a standalone with Avian / IKVM + Mono. (In java 8, we'll be doing that on build, with no third party software, that will be awesome.)

 

Unrelated, i prefer mono's GTK then VB any day.

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Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

 

Wouldn't it be better with sockets? I used to face problems trading datagram packets between machines who belong to different networks.

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That's why javafx exists. >.>

 

There are so many options for making a gui in java, u you wont believe it. Also, you can embed ur app, into a standalone with Avian / IKVM + Mono. (In java 8, we'll be doing that on build, with no third party software, that will be awesome.)

 

Unrelated, i prefer mono's GTK then VB any day.

I checked IKVM - Mono  really good.

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