Re: Business Developers was ->Re: IBM Gives RPG Devotees Their Own Café -- WEB400

Subject: Re: Business Developers was ->Re: IBM Gives RPG Devotees Their Own Café
From: Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 17:28:25 -0700
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"On my TODO list I have an intention to dig into the TN5250 and TN5250J
projects to see how they evaluate the 5250 stream and eventually render it
to the client. "

There was one guy on the tn5250j list that was doing some on the fly rendering of a more graphical interface, similar to screen scraping, using tn5250j. I learned more than I wanted to when I wrote the web5250 stuff, rendering 5250 directly into the browser (no plugin needed, just a browser, since it was producing "pure" html).

Do take a look at tn5250j. It is fairly well structured code. Recently there was an Italian firm that was talking about picking up the loose ends and running with it, since it has languished in the last 2 or 3 years.

Pete

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