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     Alison, that util in MC captures a display screen and passes is 
     through a data queue to a receiving program. As written, it 
     captures 1920 bytes (24x80) so it would need to be modified to 
     capture (27x132). Onve you receive the data, you could parse it for 
     whatever you're looking for. 
     
     Just an option.
     
     Eric DeLong


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Subject: Re: 3270 screen capture 
Author:  <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com > at INET_WACO
Date:    10/15/98 9:12 AM


Want we need to do is capture the data on the screen, parse it out into 
fields to populate an AS/400 database.  The 3270 is using an SNA 
connection and can be started from either a PC or dummy terminal.  
     
Thanks for info so far, I'm checking it all out. 
Alison
     
     
bvining@VNET.IBM.COM wrote:
> 
> I'm not sure what sense of screen capture you are looking for, but an
> application program can appear as a 3270 device to another system using 
> the 3270 device emulation APIs.  For SNA communications the SNA Upline 
> Facility Programming manual describes the programming interfaces.  For 
> BSC the S/38 3270 Emulation Reference manual describes the interfaces. 
> 
> For maximum fun one could also use the standard 3270 emulation commands 
> and capture the screens by way of the Virtual Terminal APIs found in
> the System API Reference (and running the 3270 session from a virtual 
> 5250 session).
> 
> Bruce Vining
> 
> >
> >Hi All!
> >
> >Does any one know how to do a screen capture on an AS/400 running a 3270 
> >emulation session to another system?
> >
> >Thanks in advance.
> >Alison
> >
> 
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