Shell Plugin
If you want to use the JTA do just provide a shell terminal, you use the
Shell plugin as a datasource (instead of Socket) at the left side of the
plugin bus.
This requires a JNI component for the lowlevel terminal stuff, which
needs to be compiled in the jni/ subdirectory of the applet sourcecode.
Configuration options are:
Configurationvalue |
Description |
Shell.command |
The command to be executed, default is /bin/sh. |
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Additional
Programmer Documentation is available:
de.mud.jta.plugin.Shell |
This is the programmer documentation for the plugin. Use it as an example
if you want to write your own back end plugins. |
de.mud.jta.event |
This plugins uses some of the events and listeners described here. |
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