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I used the strpcpcmd to open a webpage from a COBOL application. It
works perfectly fine with the Mocha session. We call the following
command to invoke a browser application before showing a display screen
in 5250 session. This allows us to show 5250 display in one session and
browser application in separate window.



STRPCCMD PCCMD('rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler
http://www.myw............ <http://www.myw............/> ' )
PAUSE(*NO)



Mocha terminal



This works perfectly fine using Mocha where a display screen is shown in
5250 session and the website is opened in another window. The focus is
set to the web page automatically by the system



Client access



This works differently in client access. Webpage is invoked and
displayed in a separate browser window. By default the focus is in web
page. The system does not load the display in 5250 session unless I
shift the mouse focus to 5250 session.



Is there a way to automatically focus the 5250 session after starpccmd
is executed? Any help is greatly appreciated.







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