Windows CE and Real VNC

Hi everybody,
can someone that could tell me how to find Real VNC for Windows CE to connect pc remotely?

I have downloaded windows and Linux version from the official site but there seems to be non version for Windows CE.
If someone already have one working, plese I would be gld to know which release.

Thanks

There is no VNC server for CE, only clients.

In fact I need client. Can you tell me where to find it?

One of these two may work

http://dotnetvnc.sourceforge.net/

http://home.utah.edu/~mcm5849/wince/vnc.html

I recall a while back that VNC was working but too slow on my Jornada 820, so I never used it after the initial attempt.

I read on this site that there should be a 3.3.2 cliente release for wincows ce.

I tried those you linked me. The one for hpc 2300 works on my NEC 900c, but it is really slow.

There seem not to be one that work with Sigmarion 3.

Is vnc on hpc so slow or there is a release faster?

Edited by Slycarter 2009-08-10 5:37 PM

You can download 3.3.2 from this site...

It's all pretty slow.

By the way there is one simple, with no preferences at all.





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CEVncSvr.exe (23KB - 39 downloads)

Here's the link to the mentioned server project page http://sourceforge.net/projects/wincevncsvr/.

And another one, for PocketPC. http://sourceforge.net/projects/pocketvnc/

Edited by Alt Bass 2009-08-12 7:38 AM

To further update the thread...

I tried the Neta 980 (StrongARM 206MHz) with VNC using a 802.11b PCMCIA card today for the heck of it. I tried each of the clients listed in the post I made above plus one more. These are the results:

1. The utah page - This one did not execute on my Neta
2. The dotnet one - This did not execute on my Neta. I installed the CEF from http://www.microsoft.com/downloadS/details.aspx?FamilyID=a5a02311-194b-4c00-b445-f92bec03032f&displaylang=en
Title was .NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP3 Redistributable.
It warned about might not be supported, but I thought it worth a shot and told it to go on.
I was able to connect VNC and it was semi-ok. I had to set the task bar to autohide in order to see the bottom horizontal scrollbar.
3. I tried it directly from the Internet Explorer (to port 5800)
I was able to connect VNC and it was surprisingly better than the dot net client. I guess Java is better than dot net for execution speed? Also here I had to set the task bar to autohide in order to see the bottom horizontal scrollbar. I have the VNC source code, so I may try the native C build on WinCE. Hopefully the code I have is mature enough to understand how to talk to a v4 server. Also this project is in line with another half dozen half finished projects, so please no breath holding!!!

Please try : http://efonvnc.sourceforge.net/

Too bad pre-compiled binaries are only available for WinCE 5.0 (and above). However, it may be simple enough to execheck the OS versions on the files to 4.2.