Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j with jre 7

[Oliver Twist]

Hi Martin,

Thanks for your reply.

I'm trying to run tn5250j on 64-bit debian linux.

Some more info:
When I started testing I had a session set as autoconnect. So when I
started tn5250j from the console a signon screen appears immediately in a
window which is not in focus (ie. the mouse pointer is not on it). Even
after putting it in focus, no keystrokes are accepted.

If I untick the default box in the connections window and select and
connect manually, the window with the signon screen immediately has focus
and takes keystrokes - that is until I change focus to another window. When
I come back to tn5250j it no longer takes keystrokes.

I've tried with and without SSL. No change.
I've tried with the 32-bit as well as the 64-bit JRE. No change.

There are no exceptions logged in the console window.

Cheers,
Matt

On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 8:49 PM, Martin W. Kirst m...@bitkings.de wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm not aware of any problems regarding JRE7.
 I even run it on JRE8 without any problems.

 Are there any exceptions in the log file?
 You also may start it via command line: java -jar tn5250j.jar
 Thus you're able to see log messages.
 Any exceptions there?

 Martin

 PS: I'm using WinXP-32 and Win7-64

  Hi,
 
  I was wondering if anybody tried tn5250j with java 7 from Oracle yet?
 
  I've tried today and it seems to work as far as a signon screen. But
  signing in is not possible because no keystrokes are accepted.
 
  Has anybody else seen this?
 
  Cheers,
  Matt
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j with jre 7

[Martin W. Kirst]

Hi,

I'm not aware of any problems regarding JRE7.
I even run it on JRE8 without any problems.

Are there any exceptions in the log file?
You also may start it via command line: java -jar tn5250j.jar
Thus you're able to see log messages.
Any exceptions there?

Martin

PS: I'm using WinXP-32 and Win7-64

 Hi,

 I was wondering if anybody tried tn5250j with java 7 from Oracle yet?

 I've tried today and it seems to work as far as a signon screen. But
 signing in is not possible because no keystrokes are accepted.

 Has anybody else seen this?

 Cheers,
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[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j with jre 7

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Hi,

I was wondering if anybody tried tn5250j with java 7 from Oracle yet?

I've tried today and it seems to work as far as a signon screen. But signing in 
is not possible because no keystrokes are accepted.

Has anybody else seen this?

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] TN5250j

[Martin W. Kirst]

Hi Roger,

in simple words, this sounds like the tn5250j-Bugs-3158902.
There are two options for you:
 1. download the TN5250j package with dependencies included - this
should work
 2. check out the SVN sources, compile yourself - this will work

In the next release (I'm planning soon) this will be fixed.

Regards
 Martin

Am 24.05.2011 22:45, schrieb Roger Mullenger:
 TN5250J is excellent but have one issue regarding windows 7.
 
 As reported elsewhere the connections do not get saved although they did 
 when using XP.
 Not being a Java / Python expert I do not understand the solutions 
 provided.  Can this be documented in a clearer way?
 
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] TN5250J in WDSC/RDi

[Pete Helgren]

Roberto,

Perhaps Sourceforge can help you contact Kenneth.  I don't think that 
anyone else has Admin access to the project but perhaps there is a 
method for transferring administrative control on a project that has 
been abandoned by a project admin.  And, don't get me wrong, I don't 
think that Kenneth has truly abandoned the project but I have to 
believe that he would want the project to progress, as we all do. And he 
hasn't checked in for quite some time.

As a last resort, Davide's suggestion to fork the project would be a 
possibility although the tn5250j name and project site has enough 
traction that changing to a new project name and site might have *some* 
downside risk that people wouldn't identify this new effort with the old 
and think that tn5250j is dead.

Pete Helgren


Roberto Endrizzi wrote:
 Good morning all,
 unfortunately I didn't receive any news from Kenneth and so I decided to 
 re-post in here hoping he will read and answer.
 But I also want to make myself clear about the meaning of my previous 
 message: me and my group are interested in taking all the project up, not 
 only being inserted as developers. As I said we work for an italian 
 IT-company which uses tn5250j a lot and that decided to give us the 
 opportunity (intended as working-hours) to work on the project to improve 
 it.
 In case Kenneth decides to pass the administration of the project to us it 
 will, of course, remain open-source and there's also the possibility that we 
 will need some external developers.
 Hoping to hear from you soon,
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] TN5250J in WDSC/RDi

[Davide Grandi]

Dear Roberto,

I'm only a consumer of open source projects, so I have a very little working 
knowledge about the rules of Sourceforge and the habits of managing open source 
projects, but ...
.. I think that if you and your group want start working on tn5250j there's no 
need to wait :
make a fork(), publish it on a public accessible subversion server, inform the 
tn5250j* group about your plans, milestones and releases and, In My Humble 
Opinion, things will magically happens.

BTW, I'm very interested on tn5250j in order to replace a battery of 5250 java 
screen scraping engines ...
http://www.rds-software.com/ita/Caratteristiche%20di%20Host2web.pdf

So my 2 (Euro) cents : don't hold your breath, cvs get the current release, 
make a svn vendor branch, synch it with your edition and republish it somewhere.

Se son rose, fioriranno
(~~ If it's a rose, it will bloom ~~)

My best regards,

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 Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:48:16 +0200
 From: Roberto Endrizzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: tn5250j-general@lists.sourceforge.net
 Subject: [Tn5250j-general]  TN5250J in WDSC/RDi
 ==
 
 Good morning all,
 unfortunately I didn't receive any news from Kenneth and so I 
 decided to
 re-post in here hoping he will read and answer.
 But I also want to make myself clear about the meaning of my 
 previous
 message: me and my group are interested in taking all the project 
 up, not
 only being inserted as developers. As I said we work for an italian
 IT-company which uses tn5250j a lot and that decided to give 
 us the
 opportunity (intended as working-hours) to work on the project 
 to improve
 it.
 In case Kenneth decides to pass the administration of the project 
 to us it
 will, of course, remain open-source and there's also the possibility 
 that we
 will need some external developers.
 Hoping to hear from you soon,
 Best Regards,
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[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j - AS400 screen skip -- need little help with code

[Rajan Arora]

Hi All,


I have been trying it for last two days but really couldnot figure out how
to do this.I am trying to *skip first two screens of my AS400 application*.Let
me explain it a little more.

All i want is that first two screens login and second one should be skipped
or jumped.We can achieve this by macro but it doesnot jump the screen it
shows navigation of two screens.I want that straightway screen three should
come up.For this i can also hardcode few values or try to read it from some
text file.

*But i cannot figure out how to go about it.Which class to modify and how?*

I need very urgent help and i'll appreciate any response.


Kind Regards,

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] TN5250J compatibility on Solaris

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] TN5250J on Netscreen SA2000

[Richard Houston]

Hi there,

This is the security appliance? If so as long as you can get a 1.4 or even
better 1.5 JVM installed and it has a windows manager you should be good
to go.

I run TN5250J locally on a LTPS server (Linux terminal server project)
which is a very minimal Linux install so I think you should be OK IF you
can get a jvm on the appliance.




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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on Linux with Java 1.5.0

[Patrick Bielen]

Pete Helgren schreef:

 We should probably tidy it all up.There are 32 open bugs that go all 
 the way back to 2002.
 Kenneth is the Admin so I think only he can close them.

Nope, i can close bugs also, at least i should be able to.

 If we could figure out what is still open we might be able to assign 
 a few to each of the programmers on the list to get them fixed.

Yeah that should be nice.

 It would be nice to finish the project with a nice clean release. 
 We are at the .6 release level so I am not sure of what all is still 
 missing that would make this a 1.0 release.

In one word... bug-hunting :-)

 I wish Kenneth would check in so we'd know what is up with him. Hope 
 he is OK.

I'm sure he's okay, but he does not work at his old company anymore and 
is taking various
steps to release new companies all over the world, so he's very busy. 
But so now and
then i think he really takes a look at the mailing list, so when he'll 
track activity again he'll
join very soon imho. At least that is how i know him :-)

Best Regards,

Patrick


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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on linux with java 1.5.0

[Patrick Bielen]

Kenneth Pouncey schreef:

 This should be fixed in CVS.Richard had that problem.

Yeah, gonna compile again in a few minutes :-)

 Not sure about this.Jump into the code and see what the problem is. 
 Am sure it will be a java 1.5 on linux problem or someone would have 
 already posted the problem.

Yeah, that's what i thought too, but which codes of the keymaps are used ?
Cause i used xdev to get the codes, but they vary from the ones used in 
keymap-file ?

 Yes but then again being a programmer yourself that frustration level 
 can be reduced by figuring out the problem and making the change to 
 fix it :-P

Hehehehe you know i'm not THAT skilled yet, but okay, i'll give it a try.

 Which again begs the question of why you are frustrated with problems.

:-) the answer is higher in this mail :-)

 Looking at the code base should help with that.

Okay, let's try to find out...

 Although Patrick, me not being around does not mean anybody could not 
 update CVS with changes and bug fixes.

I know.

 Not exactly sure if the project lacks leadership per se but more 
 hands digging in the code and updating CVS with bug fixes.

I did not said the project lacked leadership, let that be clear.

 Not a lot of java skills needed to fix the problems you reported so 
 now all that is left to do is dig in. 
 The keymapping problem could probably be fixed in 30 minutes. 
 Let me know and I can tell you where to look.

Okay, if you tell me where to look i'll give it a try

Best Regards,

Patrick


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[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j patch

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Patrick another 

Mitch Blevins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There
appears to be a bug where if a ScreenListener removes itself during an
onScreenChanged() call, the firing code will continue to loop through
the now-structurally changed Vector. This causes indeterminate
behavior and has resulted in several crashes on my side. Fixes in the
patch below for you review.
Mitch
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Manager
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Index:
C:/eclipse/workspace/Jumper2/src/org/tn5250j/framework/tn5250/Screen5250.java
===
---
C:/eclipse/workspace/Jumper2/src/org/tn5250j/framework/tn5250/Screen5250.java
(revision 1499)
+++
C:/eclipse/workspace/Jumper2/src/org/tn5250j/framework/tn5250/Screen5250.java
(revision 1500)
@@
-3897,12 +3897,12 @@
 */

private void fireScreenChanged(int which, int startRow, int startCol,

int endRow, int endCol) {
-

if (listeners != null) {
-
int size = listeners.size();
+ 
Vector lc = new Vector(listeners);
+
int size = lc.size();

for (int i = 0; i  size; i++) {

ScreenListener target =
-
(ScreenListener)listeners.elementAt(i);
+
(ScreenListener)lc.elementAt(i);

target.onScreenChanged(1,startRow,startCol,endRow,endCol);

}
 }
@@
-3933,10 +3933,11 @@

int startCol = getCol(lastPos);


if (listeners != null) {
-
int size = listeners.size();
+ 
Vector lc = new Vector(listeners);
+
int size = lc.size();

for (int i = 0; i  size; i++) {

ScreenListener target =
-
(ScreenListener)listeners.elementAt(i);
+
(ScreenListener)lc.elementAt(i);

target.onScreenChanged(update,startRow,startCol,startRow,startCol);

}
 }
@@
-3949,10 +3950,11 @@

private void fireScreenSizeChanged() {


if (listeners != null) {
-
int size = listeners.size();
+ 
Vector lc = new Vector(listeners);
+
int size = lc.size();

for (int i = 0; i  size; i++) {

ScreenListener target =
-
(ScreenListener)listeners.elementAt(i);
+
(ScreenListener)lc.elementAt(i);

target.onScreenSizeChanged(numRows,numCols);

}
 }

[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j applet session file

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Jean-Eric JEG [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Hi,


I'm trying to setup the session file.


1) it's OK when I try on my pc (client)


java -jar tn5250j.jar -s my00107


one 5250 session is openned on as400 "my00107"


in my applet, with keyword "host" and ip adress it works fine



2) some problem with session file (when applet is stored on as400) ,
it doesn't work


= window is grey and in "console java" :


java.lang.NullPointerException

at java.util.Hashtable.put(Unknown Source)

at org.tn5250j.My5250App.jbInit(Unknown Source)

at org.tn5250j.My5250App.init(Unknown Source)

at sun.applet.AppletPanel.run(Unknown Source)

at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)



below my session file and my source applet



Thanks for your help


Eric


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sessions file




#-- Session Information 

#Wed Jul 27 12:24:11 CEST 2005

emul.frame0=0,0,1024,768

emul.logLevel=1

emul.default=my00101

emul.width=1024

emul.height=768

emul.restricted=

my00107=142.XXX.YY.30 -f my00107 -e





__



 CODEBASE = "" CODE = "org.tn5250j.My5250App.class" NAME =
"tn5250 - Java tn5250 Client " WIDTH = 985 HEIGHT = 540 HSPACE = 0
VSPACE = 0 ALIGN = top ARCHIVE = stn5250j.jar




  

  
  
  
  
  

  

PARAM NAME ="-s" VALUE="my00107" /


/APPLET

/BODY

/HTML

[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j langauge assistant

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Mabundit [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Dear K JP,

Let me introduce myself, my name is Mabundit Muangkhum.
I am an AS/400 System engineer and have a plan to implement client Linux in
my company.
Our company use AS/400 for backend application like Acc, Billing,..etc, and
use CA/400 for display emulator.
And also using Thai font for Thai language that made by IBM Thailand.
But now we need to implement in linux environment so I try for searching in
tn5250 on linux and found your.
I would like to ask you for using your great thing.
When I read your document for quick start and found that I need to ask you
for the code page.
The Thai code is 838(EBCDIC) and 874(ASCII).
Would you please add this code page to your tn5250 and suggest me to using
it ?
Thank you very much and hope you do the great job for our world.

Regards;
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on linux with java 1.5.0

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Patrick and all

The previous are messages that I had copy pasted in my todo list
because they were sent to my private e-mail. Thought I would throw
them out there to see if they need to be worked on or have already been
fixed.

Regards

Kenneth

Kenneth Pouncey wrote:

  
Patrick
  
Here is a problem just reported a couple of days ago with a code fix
attached:
  
  Bugs item #1333978, was opened at 2005-10-21 12:02
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Category: User Interface
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: manote (manote)
Assigned to: Kenneth J. Pouncey (kjp1)
Summary: Key mapping

Initial Comment:
OS = linux 2.6.5 Suse 9.1
System = pIV 512MB
JDK version = 1.5.0_05

In the dialog for get the key, the label never get the
focus and  can't set the key.
Changing to the following piece of code, int the
KeyConfigure class: 		

JOptionPane opain = new JOptionPane(

message,

JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE,

JOptionPane.DEFAULT_OPTION, // option type

null,

options,

options[0]);

by this other:

JOptionPane opain = new JOptionPane(

message,

JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE,

JOptionPane.DEFAULT_OPTION, // option type

null,

options,

null);


 the label can obtain the focus and can set the key.
Regards
  
Kenneth
  
Patrick Bielen wrote:
  Hi guys,

Recently i installed Ubuntu Linux (which is the best distro i've seen
in the last 7 years imho) and that is where the troubles began.

Running java 1.5.0_05 on my linux box gives the next troubles...

1) Splashscreen stays on top and the connection window is below
it, there is not way to remove it until you actually make the
connection to the iseries.

2) Keymapping does nothing... no matter which key you press,
nothing happens andyou have to manually edit the keymap file.
xdev gives other values then the values used in the keymap file,
which makes it hard to find out which value you actually need.

No need to say this is very frustrating, cause you loose a lot of
functionality in the first place.

The second thing... a dutch user contacted me about the jython
commands that can be used in tn5250j. A few years ago i was
using this functionality a lot, but since i became SCJP i lost the
attention to the scripting feature in tn5250j. So there is a lot
changed in meanwhile, and commands changed also. The
website was never made up-to-date so it's damned hard to
actually find out what the exact commands are. Anybody that
knows what actually was changed ? _session.getscreen() seems
not to work anymore cause things are changed.

So i think after almost one year of inactivity, that it becomes time
we pickup the project again and do the very last bugfixes, and
also remove the 1.3 code crap, to become some more up-to-dated.
I know the most of you guys are working on the browser version
of tn5250j, but that is not that interesting for the most users, cause
tn5250j standalone just does what it needs to do. So maybe we
can focus back on the program itself and make it bugfree on
windows and linux (and mac) for once and for all.

Ofcourse i'm not the project leader, but seems he lost his interests
in the project cause we haven't heard him anymore for a very long
time. As i'm one of the people that joined the project in the very
first beginning it should be nice if we could make a deal, that i will
try to lead the team until Kenneth returns.

What do you guys think ?

Well maybe my java skills do not go that far as most of you, but
i will try to lead the project into the right directions. The most
important goal is to make it stable now, so we actually can
release a FINAL (stable) version. I'm into Linux now, so i can
heavily test the program on that platform now.

Best Regards,

Patrick Bielen




  

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[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on linux with java 1.5.0

[Patrick Bielen]

Hi guys,

Recently i installed Ubuntu Linux (which is the best distro i've seen
in the last 7 years imho) and that is where the troubles began.

Running java 1.5.0_05 on my linux box gives the next troubles...

1) Splashscreen stays on top and the connection window is below
it, there is not way to remove it until you actually make the
connection to the iseries.

2) Keymapping does nothing... no matter which key you press,
nothing happens andyou have to manually edit the keymap file.
xdev gives other values then the values used in the keymap file,
which makes it hard to find out which value you actually need.

No need to say this is very frustrating, cause you loose a lot of
functionality in the first place.

The second thing... a dutch user contacted me about the jython
commands that can be used in tn5250j. A few years ago i was
using this functionality a lot, but since i became SCJP i lost the
attention to the scripting feature in tn5250j. So there is a lot
changed in meanwhile, and commands changed also. The
website was never made up-to-date so it's damned hard to
actually find out what the exact commands are. Anybody that
knows what actually was changed ? _session.getscreen() seems
not to work anymore cause things are changed.

So i think after almost one year of inactivity, that it becomes time
we pickup the project again and do the very last bugfixes, and
also remove the 1.3 code crap, to become some more up-to-dated.
I know the most of you guys are working on the browser version
of tn5250j, but that is not that interesting for the most users, cause
tn5250j standalone just does what it needs to do. So maybe we
can focus back on the program itself and make it bugfree on
windows and linux (and mac) for once and for all.

Ofcourse i'm not the project leader, but seems he lost his interests
in the project cause we haven't heard him anymore for a very long
time. As i'm one of the people that joined the project in the very
first beginning it should be nice if we could make a deal, that i will
try to lead the team until Kenneth returns.

What do you guys think ?

Well maybe my java skills do not go that far as most of you, but
i will try to lead the project into the right directions. The most
important goal is to make it stable now, so we actually can
release a FINAL (stable) version. I'm into Linux now, so i can
heavily test the program on that platform now.

Best Regards,

Patrick Bielen


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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on linux with java 1.5.0

[Wim . Van . Leuven]

Hello Patrick,

that sounds great!! In my opinion the
emulator works quite well and stable. It should be cleaned out of old code
indeed as you suggest. I'll see what I can do from this side to get this
going again.

Cheers, (Tot ziens)
Wim







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Hi guys,

Recently i installed Ubuntu Linux (which is the best distro i've seen
in the last 7 years imho) and that is where the troubles began.

Running java 1.5.0_05 on my linux box gives the next troubles...

1) Splashscreen stays on top and the connection window is below
   it, there is not way to remove it until you actually make
the
  connection to the iseries.

2) Keymapping does nothing... no matter which key you press,
  nothing happens and you have to manually edit the keymap
file.
  xdev gives other values then the values used in the keymap
file,
  which makes it hard to find out which value you actually need.

No need to say this is very frustrating, cause you loose a lot of
functionality in the first place.

The second thing... a dutch user contacted me about the jython
commands that can be used in tn5250j. A few years ago i was
using this functionality a lot, but since i became SCJP i lost the
attention to the scripting feature in tn5250j. So there is a lot
changed in meanwhile, and commands changed also. The
website was never made up-to-date so it's damned hard to
actually find out what the exact commands are. Anybody that
knows what actually was changed ? _session.getscreen() seems
not to work anymore cause things are changed.

So i think after almost one year of inactivity, that it becomes time
we pickup the project again and do the very last bugfixes, and
also remove the 1.3 code crap, to become some more up-to-dated.
I know the most of you guys are working on the browser version
of tn5250j, but that is not that interesting for the most users, cause
tn5250j standalone just does what it needs to do. So maybe we
can focus back on the program itself and make it bugfree on
windows and linux (and mac) for once and for all.

Ofcourse i'm not the project leader, but seems he lost his interests
in the project cause we haven't heard him anymore for a very long
time. As i'm one of the people that joined the project in the very
first beginning it should be nice if we could make a deal, that i will
try to lead the team until Kenneth returns.

What do you guys think ?

Well maybe my java skills do not go that far as most of you, but
i will try to lead the project into the right directions. The most
important goal is to make it stable now, so we actually can
release a FINAL (stable) version. I'm into Linux now, so i can
heavily test the program on that platform now.

Best Regards,

Patrick Bielen





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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on Linux with Java 1.5.0

[Richard Houston]

Hey guys,

I am all for getting things going again. I am not a programmer but I can
relay my clients issues and help find bugs.

On Patrick's issues re: the splash screen, I had the same splash screen
issue but the latest cvs version fixed that for me. We are running on
Linux as well including Fedora Core 4 Centos and Ubuntu. ON Sun jdk
1.4.2_09 and 1.5.0_05.

I agree Ubuntu is very nice. 5.10 is a great improvement over 5.04

We have found a few issues. Should we all be putting these issues in the
bug database on the sourceforge site so they don't get lost?

Thanks!


Best regards,
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On Tue, October 25, 2005 1:38 am, Patrick Bielen wrote:
 Hi guys,


 Recently i installed Ubuntu Linux (which is the best distro i've seen
 in the last 7 years imho) and that is where the troubles began.

 Running java 1.5.0_05 on my linux box gives the next troubles...


 1) Splashscreen stays on top and the connection window is below
 it, there is not way to remove it until you actually make the connection to
 the iseries.

 2) Keymapping does nothing... no matter which key you press,
 nothing happens and  you have to manually edit the keymap file. xdev gives
 other values then the values used in the keymap file, which makes it hard
 to find out which value you actually need.

 No need to say this is very frustrating, cause you loose a lot of
 functionality in the first place.

 The second thing... a dutch user contacted me about the jython
 commands that can be used in tn5250j. A few years ago i was using this
 functionality a lot, but since i became SCJP i lost the attention to the
 scripting feature in tn5250j. So there is a lot changed in meanwhile, and
 commands changed also. The website was never made up-to-date so it's
 damned hard to actually find out what the exact commands are. Anybody that
  knows what actually was changed ? _session.getscreen() seems not to work
 anymore cause things are changed.

 So i think after almost one year of inactivity, that it becomes time
 we pickup the project again and do the very last bugfixes, and also remove
 the 1.3 code crap, to become some more up-to-dated. I know the most of you
 guys are working on the browser version of tn5250j, but that is not that
 interesting for the most users, cause tn5250j standalone just does what it
 needs to do. So maybe we can focus back on the program itself and make it
 bugfree on windows and linux (and mac) for once and for all.

 Ofcourse i'm not the project leader, but seems he lost his interests
 in the project cause we haven't heard him anymore for a very long time. As
 i'm one of the people that joined the project in the very first beginning
 it should be nice if we could make a deal, that i will try to lead the
 team until Kenneth returns.

 What do you guys think ?


 Well maybe my java skills do not go that far as most of you, but
 i will try to lead the project into the right directions. The most
 important goal is to make it stable now, so we actually can release a
 FINAL (stable) version. I'm into Linux now, so i can
 heavily test the program on that platform now.

 Best Regards,


 Patrick Bielen







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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j on Linux with Java 1.5.0

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Pete

 Pete will have to look at all the bug reports out there to see
which
have been fixed or not.

Woops sorry this meant to read that "I" will have to look at the bug
reports out there not you.

Sorry for the confusion.

Kenneth

Kenneth Pouncey wrote:

  
Hello all
  
Saw the messages. I think that is a great idea you all have. Do not
want to see the project go to the wayside.
  
Patrick I have not lost interest but lost access to an AS/400.
Actually have not slung any java code in quite a few months as most of
the work has been .NET lately and systems work.
  
Actually put in a bid at one of my old clients to rewrite their Teller
system and am still waiting on them to decide. If the contract comes
through I will then have access.
  
Pete will have to look at all the bug reports out there to see which
have been fixed or not.
  
I can help with the general knowledge of the system but probably not
any code so the programmers out there will have to carry the load for
any fixes.
  
Other than that would love to see things rolling again.
  
As far as updates and bug fixes go everyone out there participating on
the list has CVS developer access so the only thing stopping bug fixes
and enhancements is people actually changing the code and making the
updates.
  
If you guys feel that branching the project is in your best interests
please go ahead and do so. You can set up another project if you feel
that would be better for you as well. I hope you do not feel the need
but thought it best that I let you know that as can not lend any real
code slinging at this time.
  
Regards
  
Kenneth
  
Pete Helgren wrote:
  

We should probably tidy it all up. There are 32 open bugs that go all
the way back to 2002. Kenneth is the Admin so I think only he can
"close" them. If we could figure out what is still "open" we might be
able to assign a few to each of the programmers on the list to get them
fixed.

It would be nice to finish the project with a nice clean release. We
are at the .6 release level so I am not sure of what all is still
missing that would make this a 1.0 release.

I wish Kenneth would check in so we'd know what is up with him. Hope he
is OK.

Pete


Richard Houston wrote:

  Hey guys,

I am all for getting things going again. I am not a programmer but I can
relay my clients issues and help find bugs.

On Patrick's issues re: the splash screen, I had the same splash screen
issue but the latest cvs version fixed that for me. We are running on
Linux as well including Fedora Core 4 Centos and Ubuntu. ON Sun jdk
1.4.2_09 and 1.5.0_05.

I agree Ubuntu is very nice. 5.10 is a great improvement over 5.04

We have found a few issues. Should we all be putting these issues in the
bug database on the sourceforge site so they don't get lost?

Thanks!


Best regards,
+--+
| Richard Houston  .^. |
| R.L.H.  Consulting   /V\ |
| E-Mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED]/(   )\   |
| WWW www.rlhc.net  ^^-^^|
+--+


On Tue, October 25, 2005 1:38 am, Patrick Bielen wrote:
  
  
Hi guys,


Recently i installed Ubuntu Linux (which is the best distro i've seen
in the last 7 years imho) and that is where the troubles began.

Running java 1.5.0_05 on my linux box gives the next troubles...


1) Splashscreen stays on top and the connection window is below
it, there is not way to remove it until you actually make the connection to
the iseries.

2) Keymapping does nothing... no matter which key you press,
nothing happens and  you have to manually edit the keymap file. xdev gives
other values then the values used in the keymap file, which makes it hard
to find out which value you actually need.

No need to say this is very frustrating, cause you loose a lot of
functionality in the first place.

The second thing... a dutch user contacted me about the jython
commands that can be used in tn5250j. A few years ago i was using this
functionality a lot, but since i became SCJP i lost the attention to the
scripting feature in tn5250j. So there is a lot changed in meanwhile, and
commands changed also. The website was never made up-to-date so it's
damned hard to actually find out what the exact commands are. Anybody that
 knows what actually was changed ? _session.getscreen() seems not to work
anymore cause things are changed.

So i think after almost one year of inactivity, that it becomes time
we pickup the project again and do the very last bugfixes, and also remove
the 1.3 code crap, to become some more up-to-dated. I know the most of you
guys are working on the browser version of tn5250j, but that is not that
interesting for the most users, cause tn5250j standalone just does what it
needs to do. So maybe we can focus back on the program itself and make it
bugfree on windows and linux (and mac) for once and for all.

Ofcourse i'm not the project leader, but seems he lost 

Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j portal

[Wim . Van . Leuven]

Hello Kenneth, 

Maybe what he says is true, but if you
start hacking the GUI class to inject you own user credentials, you do
worse then structuring not the best OO code. Why doesn't he just use the
SessionBeans class and wrap it up in his own JFrame to webstart that one?

We have a project under way next weeks
that has to do exactly what that guy is talking about.


Regards,
Wim.






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Hello all

I thought this was pretty cool: http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg042005-story01.html

Only negative part was the part of :

>From an object-oriented perspective, the TN5250j code base is not the best,
but the application itself is really stable.

But other than that nice article.

Kenneth

Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j portal

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Wim

Beleive me I will be the first to admit that the code is not the best OO code
base.  Although it is a hell of a lot better than it used to be.  I think the
refactoring went well over all IMHO.

Actually started to write him about the SessionBeans class but decided not to
get in the middle.  Am thinking maybe he based this off of an old distribution
code base and not CVS as he mentions in the article to download the latest
source bundle.

Anyway it is good to see something different for the use of the codebase so it
can not be too bad.

What exactly are going to try to do with this if you do not mind me asking? 
Will you be using portals like the article mentions?  If so what are the
benefits and or uses of this over an applit or starting from java webstart?

I ask so that maybe we can get something written up to some extent on how you
will actually go about doing this without all the modifications.  We can put it
out on the website or your company website.

Regards

Kenneth

Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Hello Kenneth, 
 
 Maybe what he says is true, but if you start hacking the GUI class to 
 inject you own user credentials, you do worse then structuring not the 
 best OO code. Why doesn't he just use the SessionBeans class and wrap it 
 up in his own JFrame to webstart that one?
 
 We have a project under way next weeks that has to do exactly what that 
 guy is talking about.
 
 
 Regards,
 Wim.
 
 
 
 
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 Hello all
 
 I thought this was pretty cool:  
 http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg042005-story01.html
 
 Only negative part was the part of :
 
 From an object-oriented perspective, the TN5250j code base is not the 
 best, but the application itself is really stable.
 
 But other than that nice article.
 
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] tn5250j portal

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Wim

Theoretically that should be possible.  The reason I say theoretically is that
the only thing the gui would do is attach listeners for the object events it
wants to see.  So you should be able to send keys and as long as there are no
listeners attached the events will not be sent.  

After all the keys are sent and the screen you want is there you then send this
through to the GUITerminal which will obtain the information from the object(s)
and then create the event consumers.  Once the consumers are there is when the
gui will start receiving the painting instructions.

Now I have not looked at those in a while but I am not sure why it could not be
done with what is there.  Well I am saying what is there in CVS now for
headless.  Not sure how much code you used from the new headless code or what
was changed but I can not see a problem with doing this at all.

Like I said it would kind of be what is being done with the Web5250 stuff.

If there is a problem with doing it this way I would not think it would be to
much of a problem to change it to work that way.

Damn the flow in my head says it works this way but without an acutal test

Regards

Kenneth




Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Kenneth,
 
 the modals are very simple: you are in a GUI panel, click a button, 5250 
 terminal comes up positioned on a specific screen. The user keys in his 
 information, hits enter and the emulator automatically closes. The GUI 
 underneath picks the use case up again and goes on. While the emulator is 
 open, the GUI is inaccesible.
 
 Secondly, I know the emulator support headless operation throught the 
 protocol bean. But can I create a protocol bean, to everything I need and 
 next create a GUI terminal that hooks up to the protocol bean? Like an new 
 GUITerminal(myProtocolBean). 
 
 wim
 
 
 
 
 
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 Wim
 
 Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
 
 Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Kenneth, 
  
  - Indeed the SSL is not necessary in our case as it's across VPN or 
  something. The customer has it setup as some special service from their 
  provider using straight through ADSL connections on some kind of 
 corporate 
  infrastructure.
 
 OK
 
  - We'll be working through the sessionbeans indeed; In this case it'll 
 be 
  standard 5250 as we all use it. Not the screenscraping part. 
  - What we normally do, is to wrap the normal command they want to launch 
 
  in a special command of our own. E.g. instead of issuing a WRKUSRJOB 
  USER(user) we issue a STRCMD CMD('WRKUSRJOB USER(user)'); the only thing 
 
  our STRCMD does is launching the command, but when the normal command 
 ends 
  and we fall back in the program stacking onto our wrapper command, we 
 send 
  the !# event or just do a signof with disconnect. The emulator at the 
 Java 
  side knows to close itself then. In GUI mode we can then even issue 5250 
 
  as modal dialogs etc without a problem. 
 
 Could you explain this of the modal dialogs.  Did you have to change the
 application programs to do this?
 
 So we do make it interactive! We 
  can not however send back information towards the web application 
 directly 
  as we can keep synchronisations in there. We did once start to cache the 
 
  5250 sessions, but that poses more of problem than it brings advantages. 
 
  The only thing I still would like is to be able to create a protocol 
 bean, 
  connect it, start the initial command and only then hook it to a 
  interactive terminal. This way the user would'n see the login and launch 
 
  scenario pass by as they do now.
 
 But I think it can work that way now in the code base that is in CVS. 
 Maybe I
 am misunderstanding this because the Web5250 works mostly this way in 
 headless.
 
  - I would really like to donate the screen scraper back to the 
 community. 
  Honestly. The problem right now is that you need a specific view factory 
 
  to scrape the screens correctly. At this point we only have one factory 
  that interprets customer specific screens and is not generally usable. 
 We 
  would like to build such a factory for the IBM 5250 guidelines as we use 
 
  them in all our appliations Then it would become very useful for 
  everybody. We however do not have the time at this point. It is however 
  just a work of a few days. Note that the customer specific factory even 
  translates functions to menu's and toolbar buttons. Another major 
  enhancement would to recognize subfiles and translate them to tables. 
 
 No problems.  Am sure we will get around to it sometime.  We all work 
 within
 time constraints.
 
  
  Hope this helps,
 
 Yes
 
 Regards
 
 Kenneth
  Wim.
  
  
  
  
  
  
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[Tn5250j-general] tn5250j portal

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Hello all

I thought this was pretty cool:
http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg042005-story01.html

Only negative part was the part of :

From an object-oriented
perspective, the TN5250j code base is not the best, but the application
itself is really stable.

But other than that nice article.

Kenneth

Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Marko Daris]

On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 17:54 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
 Marko
 
 No problem.  I am leaving soon and we can pick it back up tomorrow.
Busy day today - need to wait for system to become available. 

 
 Now that is going to be interesting to see what the characters are for both 
 ways
 of doing the mapping.
 
 Tomorrow then.
 
 Regards
 
 Kenneth
 
 Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 17:24 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
   Marko
   
   You will need to unzip the file and use the jt400.jar file from the zip
  archive.
   
   java -classpath .:..:path_to_jt400.jar tn5250j.jar
   
   That should do it.
   
   If you received the new .jar file I sent you we may not have to do that
  right
   now.  If it works that is :-)
  With the new version I get both the cp852 AND the Java Toolbox checkbox
  (without using CLASSPATH and jtopen)... I tested both: see attachments.
  All the characters are trash (I can't login either) because in the
  meantime we changed the logon language from Slovenian to English... 
  
  So I need to change the default language back to Slovenian. I'll have to
  ask our IBM guy to help me with that. Please be patient (or if you know
  how to change it...).
  
  Marko
  
   
   Use the new .jar and see if the option shows up.  That might not be there
  in the
   version from the site.  Can not remember as it has been to long.
   
   Kenneth
   
   Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:51 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
 Marko
 
 Are you also using the jt400 toolbox?  If you are we can test the 
 cp852
  by
using
 that option.
Will need help with this: I just downloaded jtopen_4_7-1.zip from IBM. 
How do I install this? Where must this be installed on Linux or on
AS400? I followed the instructions but had no luck (using CLASSPATH)...


 
 On the properties page you can select the AS/400 Toolbox checkbox and
  it
will
Properties where? The ones from the main tn5250j menu?

 load the code pages from the jt400 packages instead.  At least that
  will
help us
 do a test.
 
 Forgot all about that.
 
 Regards
 
 Kenneth
 
 
 Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:29 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
   Marko
   
   Crap. 
   
Recoding is too complex for a mere table
   
   That is a message that is obtained with the newer versions of
  recode. 
I
  had to
   downgrade to 3.5 to generate the tables.  I am assuming you have
  3.6
or
  higher.
Wow now what to do.
  Will try to downgrade recode to 3.5.
  I checked some old machines that SHOULD have old versions - but
  Murphy's
  law is in action...
  
   
   No you can not select those others because I do not have them in
  the
  emulator
   yet.  If you could have sent me a text file from recode then we
  could
have
  put
   it in.
   
   The version you will be testing with will be the one I send you. 
  Will
have
  to
   change the code to implement it, recompile and then send you a new
binary
  to
   test with.
   
   Huu  what to do now?
  Just wait that I get an old version of recode and build it...
  
   
   Anybody else have any success with this?
   
   Regards
   
   Kenneth
   
   Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 15:25 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
 Hummm will have to think about this one.  Am pretty sure if I
  put
the
  1250
in
 there it will not work or will have to do a recode of 852.  No
linux
machine
 right now either.
 
 Marko can you do a recode and place the mappings in a text 
 file
  for
me.
  
For
 example:
 
 recode -v -h  cp852  ebcdic852.txt

[EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h  cp852
Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
Recoding is too complex for a mere table

 
 you can get a list of these by doing a 'recode -l'.
 
I guess we need: 
IBM852/CR-LF 852/CR-LF CP852/CR-LF pcl2 pclatin2
ISO-8859-2 912/CR-LF CP912/CR-LF csISOLatin2 IBM912/CR-LF
  ISO8859-2
iso-
ir-101 ISO_8859-2 ISO_8859-2:1987 l2 latin2


[EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h IBM852
Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
Recoding is too complex for a mere table

[EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h ISO-8859-2
Request: ISO-8859-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
Shrunk to: ISO-8859-2..CHAR
Recoding is too complex for a mere 

Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Welcome to the project Marko

Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

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 Welcome to the project Marko

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Marko Daris]

On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 15:37 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
 Also as for the font names, the one that is defined in the fonts list will be
 the one selected on linux.  So if that is the only lucidabrigh-xxx font
 defined in the system fonts then that one will be loaded.
The fonts on Linux are separated by encoding. For example: 
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-1
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-4
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-5
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-7
-bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-9

So only the font name is not enough.. I mean I don't know how you get
the list of fonts in Setting-Fonts. If you specify somewhere (some API)
that is it iso8859-2 than those fonts should be ok.

 
 I know a long while back there was a problem with the JDK and loading the
 correct font but that should have been fixed a long time ago for 1.3 
 versions.  
I'm using: 
/usr/java/j2re1.4.2_05/bin/java -jar /usr/local/tn5250j/tn5250j.jar

[EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ /usr/java/j2re1.4.2_05/bin/java -version
java version 1.4.2_05
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_05-b04)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2_05-b04, mixed mode)

 
 Make sure you are using the international versions of the JRE or JDK as well 
 or
 you will not get the correct font displayed either.  That has been on the 
 list a
 number of times and I always forget about it when someone reports a display
 problem for code pages.
Can you tell from -version above if this is the international one?

Marko


 
 Regards
 
 Kenneth
 
 Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 13:49 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
   Marko
   
   Could you tell me what codepage to use.  The character set as well for
  windows
   would be good as well.
  
  Here's a link from M$: 
  
  http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/nlsweb/default.asp?submitted=424
  
  The codepage (ANSI) is 1250 (Win). OEM is 852 / LCID 424 (DOS). I don't
  know which value you need - I guess the ANSI is the correct one for
  Windows.
  
  Font (Linux):
  http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/iso8859-2.html
  
  Should be iso8859-2. Note: is the Right-Click menu Settings / Fonts
  there is no way to select iso8859-2 - only the font name can be
  selected. 
  
  xlsfonts | grep iso9959-2
  
  -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
  -bh-lucidabright-demibold-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
  -bh-lucidabright-medium-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
  -bh-lucidabright-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
  ...
  
  Here's another link (look for: Slovenian) that summarizes the different
  codepages per OS: 
  http://www.slovo.info/eurocp.htm
  
  Marko
  
  
   
   Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   
Kenneth,

registered with tn5250j-general like you requested... 

regarding Slovenian support for tn5250j:
please let me know how to proceed. 

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Marko

Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 15:37 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
  Also as for the font names, the one that is defined in the fonts list will
 be
  the one selected on linux.  So if that is the only lucidabrigh-xxx
 font
  defined in the system fonts then that one will be loaded.
 The fonts on Linux are separated by encoding. For example: 
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-1
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-4
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-5
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-7
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-9

Can not remember how that is handled.  I think I remember reading that the
correct is loaded depending on the system and there is a way to select the
default to be loaded.  Anyway it is not realy important right now as we need to
get the code page loaded and then we can take a look at this.

 
 So only the font name is not enough.. I mean I don't know how you get
 the list of fonts in Setting-Fonts. If you specify somewhere (some API)
 that is it iso8859-2 than those fonts should be ok.
 
  
  I know a long while back there was a problem with the JDK and loading the
  correct font but that should have been fixed a long time ago for 1.3
 versions.  
 I'm using: 
 /usr/java/j2re1.4.2_05/bin/java -jar /usr/local/tn5250j/tn5250j.jar
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ /usr/java/j2re1.4.2_05/bin/java -version
 java version 1.4.2_05
 Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_05-b04)
 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2_05-b04, mixed mode)
 

Sorry I was just making a comment and you should not have a problem with the
newer versions.

  
  Make sure you are using the international versions of the JRE or JDK as
 well or
  you will not get the correct font displayed either.  That has been on the
 list a
  number of times and I always forget about it when someone reports a
 display
  problem for code pages.
 Can you tell from -version above if this is the international one?

I do not think so.  It would have been selected when you downloaded the jdk. 
Still not a problem right now as we need the recode of 852 done and put in
before we go any further.

Kenneth

 
 Marko
 
 
  
  Regards
  
  Kenneth
  
  Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 13:49 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
Marko

Could you tell me what codepage to use.  The character set as well for
   windows
would be good as well.
   
   Here's a link from M$: 
   
   http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/nlsweb/default.asp?submitted=424
   
   The codepage (ANSI) is 1250 (Win). OEM is 852 / LCID 424 (DOS). I don't
   know which value you need - I guess the ANSI is the correct one for
   Windows.
   
   Font (Linux):
   http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/iso8859-2.html
   
   Should be iso8859-2. Note: is the Right-Click menu Settings / Fonts
   there is no way to select iso8859-2 - only the font name can be
   selected. 
   
   xlsfonts | grep iso9959-2
   
   -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
   -bh-lucidabright-demibold-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
   -bh-lucidabright-medium-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
   -bh-lucidabright-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
   ...
   
   Here's another link (look for: Slovenian) that summarizes the different
   codepages per OS: 
   http://www.slovo.info/eurocp.htm
   
   Marko
   
   

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Cooolll  Marko will wait.

Thanks


Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:29 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
  Marko
  
  Crap. 
  
   Recoding is too complex for a mere table
  
  That is a message that is obtained with the newer versions of recode.  I
 had to
  downgrade to 3.5 to generate the tables.  I am assuming you have 3.6 or
 higher.
   Wow now what to do.
 Will try to downgrade recode to 3.5.
 I checked some old machines that SHOULD have old versions - but Murphy's
 law is in action...
 
  
  No you can not select those others because I do not have them in the
 emulator
  yet.  If you could have sent me a text file from recode then we could have
 put
  it in.
  
  The version you will be testing with will be the one I send you.  Will have
 to
  change the code to implement it, recompile and then send you a new binary
 to
  test with.
  
  Huu  what to do now?
 Just wait that I get an old version of recode and build it...
 
  
  Anybody else have any success with this?
  
  Regards
  
  Kenneth
  
  Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 15:25 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
Hummm will have to think about this one.  Am pretty sure if I put the
 1250
   in
there it will not work or will have to do a recode of 852.  No linux
   machine
right now either.

Marko can you do a recode and place the mappings in a text file for me.
 
   For
example:

recode -v -h  cp852  ebcdic852.txt
   
   [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h  cp852
   Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
   Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
   Recoding is too complex for a mere table
   

you can get a list of these by doing a 'recode -l'.

   I guess we need: 
   IBM852/CR-LF 852/CR-LF CP852/CR-LF pcl2 pclatin2
   ISO-8859-2 912/CR-LF CP912/CR-LF csISOLatin2 IBM912/CR-LF ISO8859-2 iso-
   ir-101 ISO_8859-2 ISO_8859-2:1987 l2 latin2
   
   
   [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h IBM852
   Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
   Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
   Recoding is too complex for a mere table
   
   [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h ISO-8859-2
   Request: ISO-8859-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
   Shrunk to: ISO-8859-2..CHAR
   Recoding is too complex for a mere table
   
   What is this Recoding is too complex.. msg? Am I missing something?
   
   FYI: in the version of tn5250j I have in the Change Session - Code Page
   I can't select 852 nor 1250 (they are not listed)...
   
   Please advise which version of JRE and TN5250j should be used for
   testing - so we can eliminte problems caused by using wrong
   versions/builds. 
   
From the list select what you think are the ones you need and put them
 in
separate .txt files and send them to me.

Let's see if this will work.

Regards

Kenneth

Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 13:49 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
  Marko
  
  Could you tell me what codepage to use.  The character set as well
 for
 windows
  would be good as well.
 
 Here's a link from M$: 
 
 http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/nlsweb/default.asp?submitted=424
 
 The codepage (ANSI) is 1250 (Win). OEM is 852 / LCID 424 (DOS). I
 don't
 know which value you need - I guess the ANSI is the correct one for
 Windows.
 
 Font (Linux):
 http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/iso8859-2.html
 
 Should be iso8859-2. Note: is the Right-Click menu Settings / Fonts
 there is no way to select iso8859-2 - only the font name can be
 selected. 
 
 xlsfonts | grep iso9959-2
 
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
 -bh-lucidabright-demibold-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
 -bh-lucidabright-medium-i-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
 -bh-lucidabright-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-p-0-iso8859-2
 ...
 
 Here's another link (look for: Slovenian) that summarizes the
 different
 codepages per OS: 
 http://www.slovo.info/eurocp.htm
 
 Marko
 
 
  
  Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   Kenneth,
   
   registered with tn5250j-general like you requested... 
   
   regarding Slovenian support for tn5250j:
   please let me know how to proceed. 
   
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] [ tn5250j-Bugs-1161363 ] Slovenian (SVN) support for TN5250j

[Kenneth Pouncey]

Marko

You will need to unzip the file and use the jt400.jar file from the zip archive.

java -classpath .:..:path_to_jt400.jar tn5250j.jar

That should do it.

If you received the new .jar file I sent you we may not have to do that right
now.  If it works that is :-)

Use the new .jar and see if the option shows up.  That might not be there in the
version from the site.  Can not remember as it has been to long.

Kenneth

Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:51 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
  Marko
  
  Are you also using the jt400 toolbox?  If you are we can test the cp852 by
 using
  that option.
 Will need help with this: I just downloaded jtopen_4_7-1.zip from IBM. 
 How do I install this? Where must this be installed on Linux or on
 AS400? I followed the instructions but had no luck (using CLASSPATH)...
 
 
  
  On the properties page you can select the AS/400 Toolbox checkbox and it
 will
 Properties where? The ones from the main tn5250j menu?
 
  load the code pages from the jt400 packages instead.  At least that will
 help us
  do a test.
  
  Forgot all about that.
  
  Regards
  
  Kenneth
  
  
  Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:29 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
Marko

Crap. 

 Recoding is too complex for a mere table

That is a message that is obtained with the newer versions of recode. 
 I
   had to
downgrade to 3.5 to generate the tables.  I am assuming you have 3.6
 or
   higher.
 Wow now what to do.
   Will try to downgrade recode to 3.5.
   I checked some old machines that SHOULD have old versions - but Murphy's
   law is in action...
   

No you can not select those others because I do not have them in the
   emulator
yet.  If you could have sent me a text file from recode then we could
 have
   put
it in.

The version you will be testing with will be the one I send you.  Will
 have
   to
change the code to implement it, recompile and then send you a new
 binary
   to
test with.

Huu  what to do now?
   Just wait that I get an old version of recode and build it...
   

Anybody else have any success with this?

Regards

Kenneth

Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 15:25 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
  Hummm will have to think about this one.  Am pretty sure if I put
 the
   1250
 in
  there it will not work or will have to do a recode of 852.  No
 linux
 machine
  right now either.
  
  Marko can you do a recode and place the mappings in a text file for
 me.
   
 For
  example:
  
  recode -v -h  cp852  ebcdic852.txt
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h  cp852
 Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
 Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
 Recoding is too complex for a mere table
 
  
  you can get a list of these by doing a 'recode -l'.
  
 I guess we need: 
 IBM852/CR-LF 852/CR-LF CP852/CR-LF pcl2 pclatin2
 ISO-8859-2 912/CR-LF CP912/CR-LF csISOLatin2 IBM912/CR-LF ISO8859-2
 iso-
 ir-101 ISO_8859-2 ISO_8859-2:1987 l2 latin2
 
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h IBM852
 Request: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
 Shrunk to: IBM852..ISO-10646-UCS-2..CHAR
 Recoding is too complex for a mere table
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] markod]$ recode -v -h ISO-8859-2
 Request: ISO-8859-2..:libiconv:..CHAR
 Shrunk to: ISO-8859-2..CHAR
 Recoding is too complex for a mere table
 
 What is this Recoding is too complex.. msg? Am I missing
 something?
 
 FYI: in the version of tn5250j I have in the Change Session - Code
 Page
 I can't select 852 nor 1250 (they are not listed)...
 
 Please advise which version of JRE and TN5250j should be used for
 testing - so we can eliminte problems caused by using wrong
 versions/builds. 
 
  From the list select what you think are the ones you need and put
 them
   in
  separate .txt files and send them to me.
  
  Let's see if this will work.
  
  Regards
  
  Kenneth
  
  Quoting Marko Daris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 13:49 +0200, Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
Marko

Could you tell me what codepage to use.  The character set as
 well
   for
   windows
would be good as well.
   
   Here's a link from M$: 
   
  
 http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/nlsweb/default.asp?submitted=424
   
   The codepage (ANSI) is 1250 (Win). OEM is 852 / LCID 424 (DOS).
 I
   don't
   know which value you need - I guess the ANSI is the correct one
 for
   Windows.
   
   Font (Linux):
   http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/iso8859-2.html
   
   Should be iso8859-2. Note: is the Right-Click menu Settings /
 Fonts
   there is no way to