The methods below set the RDP Client control's settings and connect to the remote desktop which is passed as parameter.ĭim ocx As MSTSCLib.IMsRdpClientNonScriptable5 After that, we deserialize the settings parameter into a hashtable and after checking if there's another connection with the same name, we save the remote desktop connection with the function's parameter Machine object. If there's no currently saved remote desktop connection, we create a new hashtable and then serialize and save the settings file. If (((Machine)de.Value).RemoteDesktopConnectionName = Public bool SaveRemoteDesktop(Machine parMachine, bool openedForEdit) The remote desktop connections are retrieved by the function below: Palantir's solution consists of four projects which are GUI, Helper, BusinessObjects and a setup project. This property is converted into Hashtable while getting the settings. This setting file has a property setting named MyMachine and its type is string. All of the remote connections created by user is stored in application's. The application has a class named Machine that stores a remote desktop connection's properties. Users can also connect to a computer via console.
The settings can be saved into a file and restored from a setting file. Users can also choose to start a remote desktop connection automatically when the application starts. Palantir enables users to create a remote desktop connection and save connection settings for later use. In addition to these properties, sharing printers, disk drives or color depth of the remote desktop can be managed via RDP Client control. in order to set up a remote desktop connection. This control has all of the properties such as Server, UserName, Domain, etc. The remote desktop connections are managed with Microsoft RDP Client control.
It also allows users to save existing connections for later use. Palantir is an application that allows users to manage remote desktop connections in one window.
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