how to execute a Java Program on windows created in linux through telnet

On Windows and Linux you do not need the GUI to execute code. The GUI is only a DIFFERENT way to access the SAME code. Remember DOS?

Anyway, telnet works in two ways, either Command Shell ot text-mode, or it can overlay the desktop - i.e. Remote Desktop Connection.

You'll need the appropriate telnet server on the remote machine. Both systems include text-mode telnet services.

Then connect your client, log in, and execute your command, or don't you know OS commands?

watertownjordana at 2007-7-15 0:53:26 >

In the Unix world the GUi is provided by something called the X server. It was conceived to be network-aware. The programs wanting to access the GUi rosurces (one of the potentially several logical/physical displays, keyboard, pointing device etc.) are clients to the X server, which handles those GUI resources.

So in order to run GUI-programs on a Unix (or VMS box), you need an X server on the machinje which handles the GUI devices. If it is a windows ox, you need then an X server for Windows. There are commercial ones and as if Red Hat were shipped with a free one.

BIJ001a at 2007-7-15 0:53:26 >