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Re: Can you tell if you are running 5250 from a CL program?

Hi Tom

You may have told us in your original post, so please put up with my forgetfulness - what do you need this information for? Something about device descriptions?

Thanks
Vern

On 9/20/2011 9:27 AM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
In defense of ASNA, I may have made a false assumption that they have
something
for me to tell whether it is OA or not.

But, I went the somewhat cheesy way of checking for WOA* in the library
list.

There will never be an occurrence of a WOA library during normal 5250, only
when using ASNA WINGS.
The WOA libraries contain the source compiled accessing the handler.

The nice thing is, you can force a WOA library at the end of the library
list and
test it in 5250. An example would be populating a 5250 field that will be
used
as a URL type field in ASNA WINGS.

Tom Deskevich



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