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> We need to have some servlets generate graphics (Java 2.0) by drawing into a
> Java Frame.
>
> I understand that you have to have X running to allow servlets to render
> graphics.
>
> Got that, but what do I do to the jserv.properties file to let it know that
> X is up?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Volk
>
I think nothing
It uses the environment variable DISPLAY to know where to send the
graphics.
if I want to draw on another machine.
The remote machine must use the xhost command to allow my connection.
xhost + allows everyone
I think xhost + webserver.com allows only the webserver machine
and on the webserver you must have the DISPLAY variable set for the
remote machine.
ie
export DISPLAY=remote.machine.com:0.0
the 0.0 I think is monitor zero and screen 0 (I have always used this
value)
Thanks
Charles
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