private async void Page_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var config = await ReadConfigAsync();
_VncClient = new VncClient(config.BitsPerPixel, config.Depth);
_VncClient.Connect(config.Host, config.Port);
var auth = new VncAuthenticator(config.Password);
_VncClient.Authenticate(auth);
_VncClient.Initialize();
_VncImage = new WriteableBitmap(_VncClient.Framebuffer.Width, _VncClient.Framebuffer.Height);
VncImage.Source = _VncImage;
_VncClient.OnFramebufferUpdate += _VncClient_OnFramebufferUpdate;
_VncClient.ReceiveUpdates();
}
/// <summary>
/// After protocol-level initialization and connecting is complete, the local GUI objects have to be set-up,
/// and requests for updates to the remote host begun.
/// </summary>
/// <exception cref="System.InvalidOperationException">Thrown if the RemoteDesktop control is already in the
/// Connected state. See <see cref="IsConnected" />.</exception>
private void Initialize()
{
// Finish protocol handshake with host now that authentication is done.
InsureConnection(false);
vnc.Initialize(bitsPerPixel, depth);
SetState(RuntimeState.Connected);
// Create a buffer on which updated rectangles will be drawn and draw a "please wait..."
// message on the buffer for initial display until we start getting rectangles
SetupDesktop();
// Tell the user of this control the necessary info about the desktop in order to setup the display
OnConnectComplete(new ConnectEventArgs(vnc.Framebuffer.Width,
vnc.Framebuffer.Height,
vnc.Framebuffer.DesktopName));
// Start getting updates from the remote host (vnc.StartUpdates will begin a worker thread).
vnc.VncUpdate += VncUpdate;
vnc.StartUpdates();
}
