问题
I have a gateway application that comes up with a login dialog and then a GUI window. I will be running this app on a co-located server without a display. I need to interact with the dialog only when logging in and perhaps to check out the main GUI occasionally. The server is Debian 5.0.
The only ideas I have so far are:
Tunnel an X session to my desktop for logging in but I'm not sure what will happen if the X session disconnected (ie, I reboot my desktop, etc..)
Try to instantiate/launch the app from a wrapper Java application that can hopefully fill out the login dialog or login directly however I would most likely lose the ability to see the main GUI this way and other side effects might occur.
It's too bad this particular app was written in Swing and doesn't provide a command-line only mode or daemon mode.
回答1:
You can run a VNC server on the machine where the application runs. Then you can connect to the virtual X-server at any time to interact with the user interface.
I don't have a Debian system nearby, but on Ubuntu there is a package vnc4server that provides the features you need.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5679943/run-java-awt-swing-gui-app-in-headless-server