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I don't think there is a control - PC5250 is actually from the Personal
Communications product, BTW. There ARE all the ActiveX automation
references available for use in anything that can use ActiveX, and those
could be used to create and manipulate a PC5250 session, thus, could be
used in an OCX.
That PC5250 object that can be imported to Word or to an OLE control in VB
appears to be a version 4.2 emulation. I don't know what this means.
(iSeries Access' PC5250 is at PCOMM v5.5.) I also have not explored how
much feedback one gets from it, or ability to control it from the
containing application.
Check out the iSeries Access toolkit for links to the PCOMM documentation
on ActiveX.
Regards
Vern
At 11:44 PM 4/4/2003 +1200, you wrote:
I would be very surprised if Client Access does not have an ActiveX
control or a dll that is similar to the Rumba ObjectTX control.
Attachmate has one.
Well if you really like CA and there was not one you could always built
your own that made calls to the CA HLLAPI dll
Cheers Dave
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