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> From: "Brad Jensen" <brad@elstore.com> > We have a PC based 5250 terminal server, if you can convert > the DDS to calls maybe we could tie them together, and avoid > the interactive tax entirely. Brad, Some of your previous posts gave me the impression that custom VB applications would interface with your "5250 terminal server". If that is the case, why do you call it 5250? Does your terminal server generate a 5250 data stream and use the 5250 protocol? Would programmers write their own VB clients to interface with your server? Or, does it interface with a standard client (like a browser)? OS/400 already has a terminal server (Telnet). How is yours different? Do you envision legacy RPG applications "calling" your terminal server? Or, sending messages to it? If messages, would the two programs communicate via sockets? And what would the messages contain? Contain both data and format tags (like HTML)? If not HTML formatted text, then a proprietary alternative? If the messages contain only data, where would the formatting come from? As you can tell, I'm bewildered. Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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