Right now, `spice_auto.html` reads the path from query string .. and
never actually does anything with it. This should make
`spice_auth.html` respect a path parametr when given.
The work Pavel did on spice.html did not get fully transferred
into spice_auto.html; in particular, we need to append the xfer
div to the main area in order for file transfer to work.
This fixes that, and now drag + drop works in spice_auto.html.
It is possible to transfer files from the client to the guest
using File API [0] when a spice vd agent is connected.
Methods for the transfer are based on spice-gtk implementation.
[0] http://www.w3.org/TR/file-upload/
Hi,
Currently the websocket connection is only being established using
the ws scheme.
Adding support for wss scheme when using https protocol to allow
ssl connection.
If server runs on port 80 or 443 the default value of
window.location.port is an empty string
Signed-off-by: Jordan Pittier <jordan.pittier-ext@cloudwatt.com>
The first approach is to use a moving image to simulate the cursor.
This does not work well, so a second approach, involving static
cursors is provided. That requires a site administrator to precreate
all the cursors that can be used by a particular application set.
A warning message strongly suggests using a different browser as well.
Add a spice_auto.html which removes the form inputs and obtains
connection details from query parameters. The optional 'token'
parameter is an opaque string passed to the websockets server
to allow it to auto-determine the correct console. Otherwise
the host/port/password/etc can be provided explicitly.
This is sufficient to integrate SPICE HTML5 with OpenStack
Signed-off-by: Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@redhat.com>
