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Hello,
The company I work for has a web application product that renders most of its content using a Flash plug-in in a web browser.
We are trying to make it compatible with the iPad. One of the avenues of investigation is to use a flash-enabled remote browser and stream the contents of it to an iPad app.
We envisage this would work in a similar way to the existing Puffin app (see Puffin app in app store) except all the software would be installed on a client's system.
I've got a rough idea on how it would work, but if anyone has any suggestions I would be most grateful:
- An application installed on a Windows Server (written in .NET C#) that runs the web browser sessions
- This would communicate with multiple iPads sending them screenshots and receiving feedback from the iPad user.
- Maybe use VNC or RDP technologies.
Best regards,
John Parker
The company I work for has a web application product that renders most of its content using a Flash plug-in in a web browser.
We are trying to make it compatible with the iPad. One of the avenues of investigation is to use a flash-enabled remote browser and stream the contents of it to an iPad app.
We envisage this would work in a similar way to the existing Puffin app (see Puffin app in app store) except all the software would be installed on a client's system.
I've got a rough idea on how it would work, but if anyone has any suggestions I would be most grateful:
- An application installed on a Windows Server (written in .NET C#) that runs the web browser sessions
- This would communicate with multiple iPads sending them screenshots and receiving feedback from the iPad user.
- Maybe use VNC or RDP technologies.
Best regards,
John Parker
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