Re: Fw: Keyboard mapping with IBM's webfacing tool

I would not be surprised. I put a call in to IBM about iSeries Access for 
the Web about the same thing. I was told that iSeries Access for Web is 
not a "true" 5250 emulator so there is not a way to map the keyboard. I am 
working on a webfaced project right now and I can't see a way to do it. 
<Enter> is enter and the command keys work the same as 5250, but I don't 
belive you can map a key to field + or any other key for that matter. If 
you can I would love to know how.


    Dave Reiher
    System Analyst
    Prairie Farms Dairy - Corporate
    dreiher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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   Paul&nbsp= ;Nelson
   Arbor Solutions, Inc.
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     To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
     From: P= aul Nelson/arbsol.com/US
     Date: 09/28/2005 12:02PM
     Subject: Keyboard m= apping with IBM's webfacing tool

     I am sitting her= e at a client site with a consultant from a 
software
     company that used IBM'= s webfacing tool to put a GUI front end on 
their
     software.
     <= P>The consultant swears that there is no way to make the= + (Plus)
     key on the right side of the numeric keypad map to be a field exi= t
     key.
     Can this possibly be true? The= enter key maps as an enter key. This
     issue is really slowing down the peop= le entering timecards, 
invoices,
     etc.
     Thanks
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     Paul Nelson
     Arbor Solutions, Inc.     708-670-6978  Cell
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