JDUN provides a Java dial-up networking (DUN) interface for use with Windows operating systems. Microsoft™ remote access services (RAS) can be accessed such as enumerating DUN phonebook entries, dialing connections, and hanging up connections.
You can now add dial-up capabilities to your Java application with ease. JDUN also allows any type of connection provided through Windows Dial-up Networking. This includes modem, VPN, broadband, serial, parallel, and other connections.
JDUN provides the following functionality:
- Create entry (dial-up, VPN, etc)
- Edit entry
- Delete entry
- Rename entry
- Get all entry names
- Dial entry with defaults or override username / password / phone number
- Dial non-entry (simple modem connection)
- Hang up connection
- Detect entry connection
- Detect internet connection
- Retrieve local IP and remote server IP from a PPP dial-up connection allowing the establishment of a socket connection
Only a few lines of code are needed to dial an entry with JDUN, as shown below.
DialUpManager dialUp = new DialUpManager();
// dials the entry "My Connection"
dialUp.dialEntrySynchronous("My Connection");
Full documentation and example code provide everything needed to integrate this Java API. JDUN has been rigorously tested and is being used by many Fortune 500 companies.
Operating System Support: Windows 98, Me, NT4, 2000, XP, and Vista
JRE Support: 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6
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