what a wonderful idea ! I think it would be a precious feature to be able to run JD2 without its native GUI as we could now interact with it with the wonderfull my.JD remote web/app interface.
this confirmation dialog should be preventable by updating the settings to accept all licenses by default. Other scenarios where JDownloader asks for user inputs are not working/tested yet: On the MyJDownloader site I could add a packet with 3 links, add them to the downloads, download them and extract them. I updated my configuration files for a correct MyJDownloader setup and added a premium account. The Main-Success-Scenario seems to work. The authentication even fails with correct credentials and because of that I couldn't test the actual link adding and download szenarios. My main goal was to let JDownloader simply connect to MyJDownloader and control it from there.īut in the latest source version there seems to be something wrong with the MyJDownloader Client. There might occur a lot of problems where JDownloader asks for a user input. So far so good, a virtually running JDownloader doesn't actually mean it's really working. Viola: JDownloader starts runs without GUI.
For all image specific stuff I delegate to the built-in Headless Toolkit () which supports that stuff. AWT/Swing has quite a nice platform abstraction layer and using this I simply implemented my own AWT Toolkit which does "nothing" for the GUI stuff. My idea was to do the GUI simulation one level higher on AWT level. There are already tutorials where you simulate an existing GUI on OS level (VNC, Xvfb etc.). My main goal was to keep the actual JDownloader untouched and only simulate an existing User Interface under the hood. I'm not sure if this is the right place to discuss development insights but I'll just try it As the developers here already mentioned so often: There are quite a lot parts where it simply needs to run a User Interface. I added around 30 new classes to JDownloader and was able to start JDownloader without a GUI using a newly introduced command line parameter. I did some very first implementations on a Guiless / Headless JDownloader today.
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