SSH For Connecting Java Application To A Remote Server

[Bhardwaj]

Hello, I have recently completed my learning in java language. And I have one question about it. Suppose, I want to connect a Java application to a remote server with the Help of SSH, then how can we do that. Is it possible to make use of any built in API which can help me in this problem? OR we may need to make use of the JDBC for getting this. way to handle this?
If anyone is having solution for this then please help me to get the solution.

[opaper]

Hello, I don't think that this may be possible. And if possible then you can get it from the different books below. As I am fresher I don't have any knowledge about it:

• Java Distributed Computing (Jim Farley)
• Lecture Notes of Java Distributed Computing (R. Whitney)
• Designing Java Applications for Network Computers (Oscar Cepeda, Jens Andexer, Craig Grossi, Timothy Luke)
• The JXTA Book
• JXTA Java Programmers Guide

[MindSpace]

Hi, I think you need to make use of the JSch. It is the pure java implementation of SSH2. If you are using it then then it can help you to create connection to an sshd server and use port forwarding, X11 forwarding, file transfer. So, you just need to try this for making connection of Java Application To A Remote Server. It may solve your problem.

[Modifier]

Hello, I have got the following code which can help you to accessed via SSH local tunnel by the use of java applet:

public void init() 
{
try 
{
one = (Hello)Naming.lookup(getCodeBase().getHost());
message = one.sayHello();
} 
catch (Exception e) 
{
System.out.println("HelloApplet exception: " +e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
}

[Praetor]

Hello, I have seen one software which can solve your problem. You may need to make use of the FtpPhpClient 0.2. If you are making use of this then you can able to use the FtpPhpClient which is a web script to connect with any ftp server. But, it may be possible to use it if you are in intranet or Internet without any client. So, just make use of this and solve your problem.

[Katty]

Hello, I am not getting you problem actually. I think you want to get the access of the mysql server which is running remote location and overthere you want to listen to the SSH tunnel. So, for doing this, if you want to use the port 1234 on your computer and you want to send it to the port 3306. So, for that you may need to make use of the command below:

ssh -L 1234:localhost:3306 mysql.server.remote