Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a remote access to a service in a client-server remote access system. The method includes selecting, by a scheduler, an application server hosting the service, the selecting being performed in accordance with a utilization of resources in the client-server remote access system. A session Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is created that includes a URL payload that uniquely identifies the service and being used to establish the remote access to the service by a client. The system may include a proxy server accessible at a resource URL. The proxy server receives a request from a client to connect to the service. An authentication component authenticates the request in accordance with a payload of the resource URL. A service manager establishes the session between the client and the service connected at the session URL.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a collaborative browsing capability. A web browser service may be collaboratively browsed by plural client computing devices at an enumerated URL in a collaborative browsing (co-browsing) session. A request made by a web browser in the session may be intercepted by a co-browsing service and forwarded to the web browser service. A response to the request is received by the co-browsing service and communicated all web browsers participating in the co-browsing session. For configured web browsers, a view associated with web browser service may be translated into client computing device specific presentation data for display.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing remote access to a JAVA application using views. In accordance with some implementations, the JAVA application may create one or more user interfaces as JPanels. The JPanels may be replaced by remote JPanels that are communicated by a server remote access application to a client computing device. The client computing device execute a client remote access program that instantiates one or more views, where each corresponds to a remoted JPanel. User inputs may be received in the views and synchronized to the JAVA application's user interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a collaborative browsing capability. A web browser service may be collaboratively browsed by plural client computing devices at an enumerated URL in a collaborative browsing (co-browsing) session. A request made by a web browser in the session may be intercepted by a co-browsing service and forwarded to the web browser service. A response to the request is received by the co-browsing service and communicated all web browsers participating in the co-browsing session. For configured web browsers, a view associated with web browser service may be translated into client computing device specific presentation data for display.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing remote access to a JAVA application using views. In accordance with some implementations, the JAVA application may create one or more user interfaces as JPanels. The JPanels may be replaced by remote JPanels that are communicated by a server remote access application to a client computing device. The client computing device execute a client remote access program that instantiates one or more views, where each corresponds to a remoted JPanel. User inputs may be received in the views and synchronized to the JAVA application's user interface.