Yes, if you see that the first load of the Java Viewer is very slow, and you are using the Sun JVM, then I have another patch you may be able to use. My patch however, is for the RealVNC 4.0 windows source, so if you're using a different version, the patch will be different. In essence, the VNC server is not returning the header fields that Sun wants (for plugin cache reasons). Because the VNC server does not return a "Date:" or "Last-Modified:" header field, the Sun JVM gets pissed off and re-requests the vncviewer.jar file. This adds 20 seconds to the initial load time.
In essence, I modified the code to return the Date and Last-Modified header fields, and now it gets served up right away. If you are using the stock 4.0 RealVNC code and think this will help you, I would be happy to post the patch. Good luck. Phil Budne wrote: >>If you would, please reply to the VNC list >> >> > >Will do! > > > >>For instance, if you notice that the Java applet (when not already >>cached) seems to hang for 20 seconds or so before coming up, let me >>know. >> >> > >I've seen slow startup in the past, but figured it was just how things >were... Have you learned otherwise? > >phil _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
