I have the 6.1 Phindows beta running and it seems to basically work.
However I am not able to do what I envisioned. My idea was to be able
to log in to my embedded device remotely (over TCP/IP)and see how the
application is doing using the same user interface as is displayed on
the local hardware. But when I log into Phindows I don’t see the app
that is running. I can see the app user interface in Phindows when I
launch it from Phindows, but then it is not displayed on the local
hardware (and I don’t want to launch it remotely anyway). Is there any
way to “tap into” the user interface of a running app when you log in
remotely with Phindows? Thanks.
“Bruce Davis” <bruce.r.davis@boeing.com> wrote in message
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I have the 6.1 Phindows beta running and it seems to basically work.
Last time I check, phindows latest version is 2.0 beta
However I am not able to do what I envisioned. My idea was to be able
to log in to my embedded device remotely (over TCP/IP)and see how the
application is doing using the same user interface as is displayed on
the local hardware. But when I log into Phindows I don’t see the app
that is running. I can see the app user interface in Phindows when I
launch it from Phindows, but then it is not displayed on the local
hardware (and I don’t want to launch it remotely anyway). Is there any
way to “tap into” the user interface of a running app when you log in
remotely with Phindows?
Phindows -t ipaddress -n/dev/photon
This is explain the help file that comes with Phindows.
Thanks
Your welcome