remote-access

I want to run my java code on a remote server for faster speed (The server is very powerful). What I want is to connect my Intellij to that remote server and run my code. But I want to still use the IntelliJ on my local machine (i.e. my laptop). I found a config section in IntelliJ which is in Default Setting->Build-executation-deployment-> Deployment and there I can set the address of my remote server and username and password. But I don't know what to do next. CrazyCoder There is a step by step deployment guide for PhpStorm, but for IntelliJ IDEA it would be almost the same. Here is the

I'm using the following code. ServiceController MyController = new ServiceController(); MyController.MachineName = server_txt.Text.Trim(); MyController.ServiceName = "Service1"; string msg = MyController.Status.ToString(); Label1.Text = msg; This code works fine for network computers where I have access. How to change this so it works for the systems in different domains using credentials? If you use WMI, you can set the credentials in 'ConnectionOptions'. ConnectionOptions op = new ConnectionOptions(); op.Username = "Domain\\Domainuser"; op.Password = "password"; ManagementScope scope = new

there is an issue that troubles me and I cannot find any uniform way to solve it around the internet. I am developing an enterprise application using Java EE, Glassfish and Netbeans. I have two instances of Glassfish set up, and I am building an enterprise application split among the two. I have a web page (with a couple of JSPs and a couple of HttpServlets) running on one instance of Glassfish. On the other instance, I want to implement the business logic of the app. That is, I have some Java Entity Beans in it, and also an EJB with a remote interface that uses these entity beans. My goal is

I am wondering how to start process remotely within the users context like he started it. Let me explain. I know how to start process remotely, so for example I want to start notepad: Invoke-WmiMethod win32_process -name create -ComputerName $remoteMachine -ArgumentList "notepad" -credential (Get-Credential) the problem is that it starts notepad "in the backround" (not in the users context), so in this case he won't see opened "notepad" dialog/process (he will see notepad just in the list of processes in task manager). I want him to see notepad window dialog. Does anybody know how to achieve