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johnston_58
PostPosted: 2004-9-18 23:17:00 Top
java-programmer, Java SSH / Telnet client Source Hi all,

I am trying to create a ssh/telnet client as a Java application.
I am new to network programming but I have gathered some tutorials
which have helped me get a grip with it.
My question is, does anybody know where I might find some tutorials or
code that might melp me in learning to create such an application?

Any help at all would be much aprechiated.

Kind Regards,
Ted
 
Sudsy
PostPosted: 2004-9-18 23:55:00 Top
java-programmer >> Java SSH / Telnet client Source Ted wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to create a ssh/telnet client as a Java application.
<snip>

Why? People have already travelled this road. Try this link:
<http://javassl.org>

 
Sudsy
PostPosted: 2004-9-19 3:58:00 Top
java-programmer >> Java SSH / Telnet client Source Sudsy wrote:
> Ted wrote:
<snip>
> Why? People have already travelled this road. Try this link:
> <http://javassl.org>

Oops! That should (of course) read:
<http://javassh.org>

 
 
johnston_58
PostPosted: 2004-9-19 22:41:00 Top
java-programmer >> Java SSH / Telnet client Source Hi,

Thanks for the link.

> > Why? People have already travelled this road. Try this link:

I just want to learn it for myself.

Thanks again,

Sudsy <email***@***.com> wrote in message news:<email***@***.com>...
> Sudsy wrote:
> > Ted wrote:
> <snip>
> > Why? People have already travelled this road. Try this link:
> > <http://javassl.org>
>
> Oops! That should (of course) read:
> <http://javassh.org>
 
 
Sudsy
PostPosted: 2004-9-19 23:11:00 Top
java-programmer >> Java SSH / Telnet client Source Ted wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the link.
>
>
>>>Why? People have already travelled this road. Try this link:
>>
>
> I just want to learn it for myself.
>
> Thanks again,

Fair enough, but you might want to focus on transferable skills. In
particular, digitally signing and encrypting/decrypting XML documents.
Many of the underlying concepts are the same. The big difference, as
far as I'm concerned, is that someone isn't going to hire you based
on the fact that you've written an implementation of ssh in Java.
Larger businesses could be quite interested if you have demonstrated
skills in technologies which are increasingly applicable to the B2B
arena. I see this as a big growth area, particularly the non-repudiation
facet. YMMV.


 
 
 
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