Web Based terminal Implementation in ActionScript & Flex via PHP

FlexTermShell is an ANSI capable telnet terminal for the web written for the Adobe Flex Player plugin developed by youngwelle@gmail.com & yangguangyong@gmail.com. The client is based off the phpseclib0.1.5(PHP) open source library, and is completely FREE for download.

FlexTermShell is currently in OPEN BETA. Use it at your own risk. If you'd like to report bugs or help in the project, please subscribe to the mailing list by emailing youngwelle@gmail.com & yangguangyong@gmail.com with the subject SUBSCRIBE FlexTermShell or visiting the support blog at the diskshop SFTP,SSH.

Flash Demo:

Air Online Install:

Silverligh3 Demo(with OutOfBrowser support):

Morse's interest in electricity, aroused in his college days, was further stimulated by the lectures of James F. Dana in 1827 and later by contacts with university faculty. Learning in 1832 of Ampère's idea for the electric telegraph, Morse worked for the next 12 years, with the aid of the chemist Leonard Gale, physicist Joseph Henry, and machinist Alfred Vail to perfect his own version of the instrument. So many phases of the telegraph, however, had already been anticipated by other inventors, especially in Great Britain, Germany, and France, that Morse's originality as the inventor of telegraphy has been questioned; even the Morse code did not differ greatly from earlier codes, including the semaphore. In any case, in 1844 Morse demonstrated to Congress the practicability of his instrument by transmitting the famous message “What hath God wrought” over a wire from Washington to Baltimore. Morse subsequently was compelled to defend his invention in court, although by then he commanded the acclaim of the world. He later experimented with submarine cable telegraphy. Both Morse and John Draper were instrumental in introducing the daguerreotype in the United States.
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今天（4月27日）是萨缪尔·芬利·布里斯·摩尔斯(Samuel Finley Breese Morse)（1791年4月27日-1872年4月2日），美国发明家，摩尔斯电码的创立者诞辰308年，blog.lookbackon.com在27日第一时间推出了纪念flex app(MorseIt)以纪念这位伟大的科学家。