RE: Green screen and network security

So where are these green screen applications coming from that the users
must have access to?  I'm having a hard time getting a sense of what
you're trying to accomplish.  Did you buy a green screen package that
you now want to access, or is this a home-brewed in-house package?  Do
you have source to this package?  Are you making modifications?  Are you
actively developing other 5250 applications?  Or is this some utility
program a vendor has written and needs access to?

If all you want is secure Internet access to a 5250 application you can
get a cheap Telnet client and use SSL Telnet.  Cheap, fast, secure.

If you want "zero-footprint" (no "extra" software on the client), you
can use aXes, a very simple 5250->browser conversion.

If you want to try a hybrid approach, you can use the standard edition
of my PSC/400 product, which delivers 5250 emulation via a browser-based
JSP Model II interface.

Joe


> From: Kruse, Kat
> 
> Currently, all of the apps on our iSeries have been developed for
> WebSphere and Java.  Users go to a website and run apps from there.
No
> green screen involved.