Thin clients

Usually (if not talking about VNC and similar techniques) the script has to be run on the machine, whose screen is to be acted on (in this case the client).

The minimum requirement on this machine to run a script:
- Java JRE 6
- sikuli-script.jar and the native libraries

Wnat system runs on the clients?

Instead of vnc we havesome other feature that helps us to connect from client to server .

So with this setup...please let me know how can i keep all my sikuli script in server...and run in multiple clients

Instead of vnc we havesome other feature that helps us to connect from client to server .

So with this setup...please let me know how can i keep all my sikuli script in server...and run in multiple clients

Sikuli does not have such a feature.

You have to prepare the clients as mentioned above.

You might prepare the scripts on the sever, but then you have to have some "deploy and run" method, to get the scripts down to the clients and trigger their run (e.g. some RPC solution) .

A problem might be, that the images you need to search something on a client's screen cannot be captured on the server, so you have to do that on the client.

You did not say anything yet about the concrete system environment on server and client.

Environment - Thin client -server architecture
Description - All the processing activities are carried out in server ...Only an application screen appears in client from server..

Once i click an image in client..the processing will be carried out in server ...

Server -Windowsxp.

Clients - xp , win7 ,Mac0S etc

Please let me know if you need anymore information on the same.

Since I do not have any experience with such environments, I cannot say definitely no - but chances are good, that it does not work.

You simply have to test, wether the Java AWT Robot class works in this context (screen capture, mouse and keyboard actions) and accesses the clients "screen buffer" on the server.

If you want to check this with Sikuli:

make a script like this:
# makes a screenshot and persistently saves the image
img = capture(SCREEN);
import shutil
shutil.move(img, "some-absolute-path-to-image-png") # have a look at it ;-)
# some mouse action
hover(SCREEN) # should move the mouse to screen center

Then you somehow have to trigger the run of this script in the client context.