Hi all,
Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine. The
reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on occasion
I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps running in
qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I realize there
is always a complicated one. 
If you have QNX network between those 2 computers, there was a way of
starting “application” on a different node with display redirected to other
node (argument to GraphicsOpen call).
PK
“Frank Kicenko” <frank.kicenko@parabolaip.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,
Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine.
The reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on
occasion I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps
running in qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I
realize there is always a complicated one. >
Frank Kicenko wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine. The
reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on occasion
I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps running in
qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I realize there
is always a complicated one. >
xhost and setup a telnet session to the
QNX box … and start the X-Windows application on QNX.
–Armin
Frank Kicenko <frank.kicenko@parabolaip.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine. The
reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on occasion
I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps running in
qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I realize there
is always a complicated one. >
If this other machine is Unix/Xwindow, you can use Qwinph/phinx.
If it is MS Windows, you can use Qwinph/phindows
Frank
“Frank Liu” <fliu@usdjmp1.eng.vodafone-us.com> wrote in message
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Frank Kicenko <> frank.kicenko@parabolaip.com> > wrote:
Hi all,Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine.
The
reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on
occasion
I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps running
in
qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I realize
there
is always a complicated one. >
If this other machine is Unix/Xwindow, you can use Qwinph/phinx.
If it is MS Windows, you can use Qwinph/phindows
As far as I know you cannot use Qwinph if there is alreay a QWindows session
running on the machine, nor can you use QWinph to mirror an already running
QWindows session.
The word QWMirror is ringing in my head, but I don’t have more info then
thatn.
Frank
“Armin Steinhoff” <a-steinhoff@web.de> wrote in message
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Frank Kicenko wrote:
Hi all,Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine.
The reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on
occasion I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our apps
running in qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution as I
realize there is always a complicated one. >
xhost and setup a telnet session to the QNX
box … and start the X-Windows application on QNX.
I think he meant QNX Windows application though, not X-Windows.
There is no easy way to do this I know of. We have done it by having a copy
of all .pict files (where data replaces known tags in those pictures) on
both nodes, and transfering all data via a runtime database and our own
screen handler. This requires alot of programming though.
I think QNX windows can handle dual screens though maybe that would be
enough?
Yes, we have the application running in ‘qnx windows’ and not ‘X windows’. I
guess i was asking a little much for a simple solution No such thing as
a qnx window emulator i suspect…
“Darel Cullen” <nospam-darelj@gmail.com> wrote in message
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“Armin Steinhoff” <> a-steinhoff@web.de> > wrote in message
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Frank Kicenko wrote:
Hi all,Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine.
The reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on
occasion I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our
apps running in qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple solution
as I realize there is always a complicated one. >
xhost and setup a telnet session to the
QNX box … and start the X-Windows application on QNX.
I think he meant QNX Windows application though, not X-Windows.There is no easy way to do this I know of. We have done it by having a
copy of all .pict files (where data replaces known tags in those pictures)
on both nodes, and transfering all data via a runtime database and our own
screen handler. This requires alot of programming though.I think QNX windows can handle dual screens though maybe that would be
enough?
“Frank Kicenko” <frank.kicenko@parabolaip.com> wrote in message
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Yes, we have the application running in ‘qnx windows’ and not ‘X windows’.
I guess i was asking a little much for a simple solution >
as a qnx window emulator i suspect…
The only option I know of is to have QWindows run in Photon with qwinph and
then use phditto/phindows to access the Photon session.
“Darel Cullen” <> nospam-darelj@gmail.com> > wrote in message
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“Armin Steinhoff” <> a-steinhoff@web.de> > wrote in message
news:ejha06$h9t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Frank Kicenko wrote:
Hi all,Does anyone know of a way to ‘X-Window’ QNX windows to another machine.
The reason I ask is that we have some very sensitive monitoring and on
occasion I need to log into the systems remotely and ‘broadcast’ our
apps running in qnx windows. I’m wondering if there is a simple
solution as I realize there is always a complicated one. >
xhost and setup a telnet session to the
QNX box … and start the X-Windows application on QNX.
I think he meant QNX Windows application though, not X-Windows.There is no easy way to do this I know of. We have done it by having a
copy of all .pict files (where data replaces known tags in those
pictures) on both nodes, and transfering all data via a runtime database
and our own screen handler. This requires alot of programming though.I think QNX windows can handle dual screens though maybe that would be
enough?
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