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3 total messages Started by t2101fs Mon, 07 Sep 1992 08:45
3270 APPI on RS/6000?
#406
Author: t2101fs
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 08:45
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I'd like to access data on an IBM host from a RS/6000. Host and RS/6000 are
connected via SNA.

I need the data in an application running on the RS/6000. The only way to do
this is to emulate 3270 in this application.

How can this be done? Is there an APPI?
Re: 3270 APPI on RS/6000?
#408
Author: Scott Watson
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1992 19:06
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There are apparently programs available to accomplish this.

However, I am not familiar with what is avaiable for the RS/6000.

For HP-UX systems, a product called SNAP-IX is available.  It does full
3270 programmatic (transparent or non-transparent) emulation.  Also 
provided is the "standard" HLLAPI interface which allows programmatic
keystroke capability.

I don't if it is available for the RS/6000.  There should be something
available, especially since you are talking IBM-to-IBM.
Re: 3270 APPI on RS/6000?
#410
Author: David E Boyes
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 20:51
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In article <150910001@hpuerca.atl.hp.com> slw@hpuerca.atl.hp.com (Scott Watson) writes:
>There are apparently programs available to accomplish this.
>However, I am not familiar with what is avaiable for the RS/6000.

IBM's x3270 3270 emulator for X windows includes a HLAPPI library
for getting stuff out of 3270-based applications. We had it for a
trial on Suns and liked it pretty well, but couldn't afford to
keep it.

I played a little bit with the HLAPPI stuff, and it seemed
workable, if a little arcane. X3270 is available for Suns, HP
7xx's and RS/6000s.





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David Boyes
dboyes@rice.edu
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