This is a limitation of the tab control when used with the remote desktop AX control. The tab control listens for a mouse click event and then sends focus to its children. The AX control does not set focus, nor notify the parent when it is clicked (it sends all clicks to the remote terminal). Get a feeling for VirtualUI by checking these Windows Apps Live Demos. See how easy can be to publish your Windows application with Thinfinity VirtualUI. Oct 18, 2010 to determine if an ip address is a remote desktop server you can use WTSEnumerateServers function. Follow these steps. Enumerate the servers in a network domain using the WTSEnumerateServers function. When you get the list of the servers convert the name of each server to an ip address. Now compare the ip address of each server with the ip to check.
This is a limitation of the tab control when used with the remote desktop AX control. The tab control listens for a mouse click event and then sends focus to its children. The AX control does not set focus, nor notify the parent when it is clicked (it sends all clicks to the remote terminal). I wrote a tabbed remote desktop client (called RD Tabs, available here: ) which ran into this exact issue. I solved it by listening for all other possible messages that indicate that focus needs to be sent to the AX control. Things like when a tab panel is 'activated' or when the main windows form is 'activated' or when the tab control itself is 'clicked' (the tabs along the top), and so on. It can also be fixed by creating your own unmanaged message parser that hooks into the OS and listens to all input, then waiting for mouse clicks, checking where they are, and sending.Focus to the AX control when it is clicked on.
This is not exactly trivial. Due to all the problems I had, I wrote my own 'tab control' which handles setting focus natively within it (coming in the next release). It's not exactly something I can post code for because it's tightly integrated (read: hardwired) into the rest of the application. Hope my hints help you out some.
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many thanks in advance Hello, The concept is to use socket components to send screenshots in one direction and mouse cursor position and clicks the other way. For example you could use IdTCPServer and IdTCPClient for this or UDP components. Furthermore you could be only sending the portion of the screen that has changed and not the whole screen. We produce these kinds of examples, demo can be found here: and downloaded from here: Slobodan,Thanks for the reply:)I would very much like to build a real remote desktop which I could use to control other devices and use their resources as well as share my desktop with them.A simple screen capture is not what I am after.Many thanks for the help. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience writing remote desktop plugins using Delphi. I have googled for information on delphi and remote desktop virtual channels and I couldn't find anything.There is a demo application at the following link (for a fee):might get you started. Schreef in bericht news:521752@forums.embarcadero.com.I was wondering if anyone has had any experience writing remote desktopplugins using Delphi.
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I have googled for information on delphi and remotedesktop virtual chan.Dear All,I am looking for the proper way to login to my Linux box remotely, andrun applications. I went through the corresponding guides, but I amstill not sure which way I should use. My requirements are thefollowing:.I need to run applications with GUI and graphics, so not shell only.I would like to login to see and check already started applications,continue the work with them.