以Java為基礎的網路巡弋式管理桌面系統

Abstract

There are currently many operating platforms in the world - eg. MacOS, Windows 95, UNIX and etc.- each of which have its unique user interface and administration methodology. If people can use and administrate these different platforms via a single uniform user interface, they will spend less time for acquainting themselves with different environment and do things better. For this purpose, we develop a management desktop system. The system is written in Java and uses the JMAPI framework as its base architecture. By using this system, people can use and administrate several Linux platforms in a single graphic user interface. Moreover, they can transfer files and directories across Linux and Windows plat- forms in a simple "copy & paste" operation. The system is evaluated via experiment measurements. We compare the file and directory transfer performance of our system with several traditional file-sharing techniques like NFS, SMB, Samba and Smbfs. Our System is outperforms others in the condition of remote-to- remote file transfer and has slightly inferior performance in other conditions. However, the system is still feasible for real-world usage.