Re: 5250 emulators?

[Jerry Draper <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We are a vendor of Tn5250e software.

We continue to support WinTronix IP Client which is the follow on 
product of the Synapse TN5250e display, printer, and file transfer 
software (Netwolf, WinAPPC) developed over the years by Joe Frank, 
Preston Sights, Jim Lowary, Doug Finch, and others.

We have upgraded the code to run on iSeries V7R1 and are backwards 
compatible to V4R5.  We have also worked to make sure it runs on Windows 7.

Joe et al built the first 5250 emulator ever in the early 1980's.  That 
invention morphed into Emerald Technology (twinax and SDLC), the 
Emulator Transfer Utility (ETU) and a string of other 5250 companies.

Synapse provided their code to Andrew, Nlynx, NetSoft (Elite), 
Attachmate (Rally!), DCA (Irma/400), Micro Integration 5250, 
Connectronnix, and Novell 5250, among others.

It is licensed by system so those with multiple systems/LPARs do not 
incur multiple charges.

Jerry





On 7/2/2012 5:14 PM, Glenn Birnbaum wrote:
> Hi -
>
> We're looking for a good, inexpensive 5250 emulator for our WIN7 PCs.  We don't mind paying for a supported version, but would like the cost per seat to be reasonable.
>
> What emulators are companies using?   Can anyone recommend one that they have had experience using?
>
> We have had some experience with the following:
>
> Web to Host (Micro Focus)
> IBM Client Access 5250 emulator
> Mocha Soft
> TN5250 (open source)
>
> Thanks,
> Glenn Birnbaum
> REI