jgui(1M)

     NAME
          jgui - Xinet GUI service for remote administration

     SYNOPSIS
          /usr/etc/appletalk/jgui [ -D | -d hexdbg ] [ -p port ]

     DESCRIPTION
          Jgui is an administration program for Xinet servers which
          speaks a proprietary protocol over a TCP/IP connection to a
          ``client'' application that handles user GUI interactions.
          Xinet also ships a JAVA application that implements the
          client side of this protocol.  See the Xinet Administration
          Guide for details about running the JAVA client on a
          Macintosh.

          The jgui program implements identical behaviour to
          xktalk(1), except for not interacting with the user via the
          X Window System.  It even uses the same X Resource Database
          files as xktalk(1).  See the xktalk(1) manual page for
          information about those resources.

          With no -p argument, jgui prints a TCP port number on
          standard output, then waits up to 1 minute for a connection
          on that port from a client.  If given a port number on the
          command line, jgui registers its IP address and port with
          NBP, then listens on that port number (if it is not taken)
          and continually accepts connections from clients, fork()ing
          a new GUI sessions for each.

          There is minimal Protocol debugging provided through the -D
          and -d options.  The -D option turns on all relevant
          debugging options.  The following table lists the relevant
          bits in hexdbg and what they mean.
          Hex bit    The debug item it enables
          00000001   Send messages to stderr (else /usr/adm/appletalk/at_log)
          00000002   Enable any logging at all
          00000004   Trace packets used for the TCP protocol
          00000008   Trace creation of sized GUI widgets
          00000020   Show GUI widget event callbacks
          00008000   Include the C-source file and line number in msgs
          00010000   Include the Process ID in msgs
          00020000   Include the date/time in debug messages


     SEE ALSO
          xktalk(1) and the Xinet Administration Guide