TRAIN_00428.eml

NoneNoneI don't supposed anyone has any new comments to add to this question?

iremoted is still popular ( http://danbri.org/words/2009/10/18/478 ).   
And the license looks friendly.

Also I noticed this:
http://www.martinkahr.com/2007/07/26/remote-control-wrapper-20/index.html

Does anyone have any first hand experience with these or other  
possibilities?

Regards,
  - Jeremy

Greg Guerin wrote:

> Joshua Smith wrote:
>
> >I would like the allow Mac users to control my full-screen Java/JOGL
> >application using the new Apple Remote thingy.
>
> For personal use only, you could use Amit Singh's iremoted:
>   <http://www.osxbook.com/software/iremoted/>
>
> It emits a line on stdout for every Apple Remote command received.   
> Spawn
> it in a child Process with exec(), then read the InputStream and  
> parse the
> text.
>
> The executable for iremoted can't be redistributed, hence the "for  
> personal
> use only" caveat above.  However, you might be able to negotiate  
> something
> with its author.
>
> In any case, exec()'ing a child Process and parsing its InputStream  
> seems
> like an ideal way to add Apple-Remote features to a Java app,  
> because the
> child Process doesn't need to depend on or be constrained by the JVM.
>
> Maybe there's a version of Martin Kahr's code that already does  
> something
> daemon-like.  If not, it would probably be a fairly straightforward  
> ObjC
> tool to write.  Much simpler than trying to get it to work under  
> JNI, I
> suspect.
>
>   -- GG

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