Uses of Class
ThincSMsgInit

Uses of ThincSMsgInit in <Unnamed>
 

Subclasses of ThincSMsgInit in <Unnamed>
 class ThincSMsgInitNotOK
          class for init NAK replies from server.
 class ThincSMsgInitOK
          class for init ACK replies from server.
 class ThincSMsgInitReply
          abstract class for initialization reply messages.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyAppGet
          Deprecated. JAVA cannot supports this.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyAppList
          Deprecated. JAVA cannot supports this.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyAppSharing
          Deprecated. JAVA cannot supports this.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyCacheSize
          initialize the cache size for bitmap,pixmap and image caches.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyCursor
          class for initializing cursor's image, hot x and hot y.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyEncoder
          class for initializing compression method(encoder) for raw images.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyFBData
          class for receiving init images for frame buffer.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyFBInfo
          class for receiving frame buffer information.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyKeepAlive
          Deprecated. cannot find it in protocol specification.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyNotOK
          class for init reply NAK from the server. it actually prints out cause of the error and do nothing.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyOK
          class for init reply ACK from the server. it actually do nothing.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyUnknown
          class for init reply unknown message from the server. it actually just throws ThincException.
 class ThincSMsgInitReplyVideoServerFormat
          class for receving video format from the server. the ThincMsgInitReplyHandler will send the ThincCMsgInitRequestClientFormat to notify the client supported video format.
 class ThincSMsgInitSecCaps
          class for receiving security capability from the server. it also send the ThincCMsgInitSecCaps to notify the client supported security capability.
 class ThincSMsgInitSessCaps
          class for init reply session secirity capability message from the server. it is actually ACK for ThincCMsgInitSecCaps from the server.