Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread Christian Geisert
kjpou schrieb:
 Hey all

Hi Kenneth, great to have you back!

 Anybody out there from the old days still around?

Sure. Still using tn5250j almost every day ;-)

 I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.

I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .

Christian

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[Tn5250j-general] Still here

2009-03-02 Thread Marc Vos
Hi Kenneth,

How are you?

I'm also still around - although I didn't develop anything, you built some 
stuff for me into TN5250j back then.

I'm also still using it day in day out and promoting it to my colleagues.

- -
Kind regards,
Marc Vos


PS:  I only have two issues with TN5250j:
1) On the Mac. On Windows TN5250j runs great. But on the Mac, under Leopard, it 
starts, does a bit of what I want and then just stops working. It does't quit 
though, it just loses connection somehow and doesn't seem to know it. The 
screen goes blank and that was it then.
2) The selection rectangle. I use a white background for my iSeries sessions 
and I don't see the selection rectangle, because it's white too. I haven't 
found a color setting for it, either. So, is it possible to make the color of 
the selection rectangle the opposite of the background color? Black for light 
backgrounds, white for dark backgrounds?


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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread Christian Geisert
Christian Geisert schrieb:
 kjpou schrieb:

[..]

 I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.
 
 I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
 I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .

Ok, just had a first look

The cvs repository is available via rsync:
rsync -av tn5250j.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/tn5250j/* .

A first run with cvs2svn didn't show any problems (need to check eol 
style and binaries) and produced a (compressed) 27M file.

Kenneth, if you enable subversion support at SF we could try an import 
tomorrow.

Christian

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread Richard L. Houston
Kenneth, great to hear your back.

My client is still using TN on Windows and Linux everyday and have pretty 
abandoned Client access all together with the exception of Ops Nav of course.

Everyone there is very happy with it and I have a bunch of feature request/bug 
reports I have to get to on the mailing list.

To everyone on the list, is there collective time to maybe kick start the TN 
project again? I know of a few bug report I need to file as well as a few 
feature request that I have been getting. There has been some Java specific 
issues and the such. I know there was talk of a code clean up and a 1.0 release 
in the past. Just a thought.

Thanks!

Rich  


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- Christian Geisert christian.geis...@isu-gmbh.de wrote:

 kjpou schrieb:
  Hey all
 
 Hi Kenneth, great to have you back!
 
  Anybody out there from the old days still around?
 
 Sure. Still using tn5250j almost every day ;-)
 
  I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.
 
 I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
 I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .
 
 Christian
 
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread kjpou
Hey all.

Just wanted to take this time to say hi to all of the others out there 
that wrote.  Christian, Patrick, Mark and Richard.  Not sure how much 
time I am going to be able to spend as just wanted to get Martin started 
for right now.

Like I said before I am on the as400 side of an e-banking project 
writing web services.  Their schedule is damn tight and if I may say so 
a little un realistic but that is not my place nor what they are paying 
me for.  With the xml4rpg product the as400 side will definitely be in 
on time thank goodness.  I had three webservices defined and coded in 
two days.  It seems, in Europe anyway, they are cutting rates and 
pressuring big time.  Hey that is what happens in this type of economy.

Of course I am using tn5250j and what stands out so far is the key 
mapping with a java 6 vm.   I guess this was a problem with 5 as well 
correct?



Richard L. Houston wrote:
 Kenneth, great to hear your back.

 My client is still using TN on Windows and Linux everyday and have pretty 
 abandoned Client access all together with the exception of Ops Nav of course.

 Everyone there is very happy with it and I have a bunch of feature 
 request/bug reports I have to get to on the mailing list.

 To everyone on the list, is there collective time to maybe kick start the TN 
 project again? I know of a few bug report I need to file as well as a few 
 feature request that I have been getting. There has been some Java specific 
 issues and the such. I know there was talk of a code clean up and a 1.0 
 release in the past. Just a thought.

 Thanks!

 Rich  


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 - Christian Geisert christian.geis...@isu-gmbh.de wrote:

   
 kjpou schrieb:
 
 Hey all
   
 Hi Kenneth, great to have you back!

 
 Anybody out there from the old days still around?
   
 Sure. Still using tn5250j almost every day ;-)

 
 I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.
   
 I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
 I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .

 Christian

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread kjpou
Christian

Also let me know of anything else you need.  Or anybody else out there 
as well.  I will try and get it done.

Regards

Kenneth

kjpou wrote:
 Christian

 Hummm.  Maybe it is my Mac that I do not have set up correctly.  It was 
 giving me all sorts of errors but then again I did not do a rsynce 
 either for the full cvs repository.

 I activated the svn support out on SF so it should now be available. 

 Thanks Christian

 Christian Geisert wrote:
   
 Christian Geisert schrieb:
   
 
 kjpou schrieb:
 
   
 [..]

   
 
 I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.
   
 
 I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
 I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .
 
   
 Ok, just had a first look

 The cvs repository is available via rsync:
 rsync -av tn5250j.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/tn5250j/* .

 A first run with cvs2svn didn't show any problems (need to check eol 
 style and binaries) and produced a (compressed) 27M file.

 Kenneth, if you enable subversion support at SF we could try an import 
 tomorrow.

 Christian

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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread ewart . desouza
Hello Kenneth,

My name is Ewart de Souza  I've been hooked on to TN5250j for Windows 
ever since I came to know of it. I love the font selection. The only 
problem I have is that I find it quite unstable as it just hangs (at least 
once a day). Can something be done about it ? This may sound funny  I may 
be wrong, but it may also be a clue - I've noticed that this happens when 
the enter key is pressed immediately after any other key without any time 
lag. Because of this unstability I am not recommending this to my 
colleagues who use Client Access.

It would be great if it is possible to clear the area within a marked 
block on the screen.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks  best regards
Ewart










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Christian

Also let me know of anything else you need.  Or anybody else out there
as well.  I will try and get it done.

Regards

Kenneth

kjpou wrote:
 Christian

 Hummm.  Maybe it is my Mac that I do not have set up correctly.  It was
 giving me all sorts of errors but then again I did not do a rsynce
 either for the full cvs repository.

 I activated the svn support out on SF so it should now be available.

 Thanks Christian

 Christian Geisert wrote:

 Christian Geisert schrieb:


 kjpou schrieb:


 [..]



 I received no takers on the CVS to SVN so will give it a shot.


 I've done some cvs2svn migrations in the past and I'm happy to help.
 I hope I'll find some time tomorrow to have a closer look at it .


 Ok, just had a first look

 The cvs repository is available via rsync:
 rsync -av tn5250j.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/tn5250j/* .

 A first run with cvs2svn didn't show any problems (need to check eol
 style and binaries) and produced a (compressed) 27M file.

 Kenneth, if you enable subversion support at SF we could try an import
 tomorrow.

 Christian

 
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread ewart . desouza
Hello Patrick,

Thanks for the reply. I don't remember doing any compilation. I just 
downloaded the windows version from the sourceforge site  installed it.

I have always been using Ctl-C, but just the text gets copied to memory 
but it doesn't get cleared from the screen - that's how it is supposed to 
work !  I think there should be another option to clear the text from 
within the marked area - as in Client Access.

BR
Ewart









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Hi Ewart,

My name is Ewart de Souza  I've been  hooked on to TN5250j for Windows 
ever since I came to know of it. I love the  font selection. The only 
problem I have is that I find it quite unstable as it  just hangs (at 
least once a day). Can something be done about it ?  
 
I had  the same problem when i compiled and runned it on java 6
so  only for tn5250j we still use the old java 1.4.2 to keep it run 
smoothly.
If you  use that jvm the lockups will be huge less than with 1.6.0
 
It would be great if it is possible to clear the  area within a marked 
block on the screen. 
 
Just press ctrl-c and the marked block is gone (copied to  memory).
 
Best  Regards,
 
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Re: [Tn5250j-general] Updates

2009-03-02 Thread ewart . desouza
Hello Patrick,

Thanks again. This is exactly what I wanted Kenneth to do i.e. create a 
new version of TN5250j that will use the latest jar files  not 'hang'. 
Also to make provision for clearing the marked area on screen. 

Hopefully Kenneth is listening so I'll wait till a new version comes up - 
till then I'm happy with what I've got !!

Thanks  best regards
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Hi Ewart,

Thanks for the reply. I don't remember doing  any compilation. I just 
downloaded the windows version from the sourceforge site   installed it. 
 
Yeah, that is what i mean, if you just download and install you  are 
running it on the latest java 1.6,
cause that is the jvm that is actual these days. So to avoid the  problem 
you have i have installed
java 1.4.2 and call the  program with 
 
C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_12\bin\javaw.exe -jar  C:\Program 
Files\TN5250j\tn5250j.jar
 
to  avoid the lockups you are getting.
 
I  have always been using Ctl-C, but just the text gets copied to memory 
but it  doesn't get cleared from the screen - that's how it is supposed to 
work  !   
 
Indeed, and it should work that way, and that is how it  works perfectly 
when i use 1.4.2,
cause  tn5250j was builded with that java version. If i build it using 
1.6.0 aka 6.0  then i have
continues freezes of the screens, very  anoying.
 
I think there should be another option to clear the  text from within the 
marked area - as in Client Access.  
 
Well  no, ctrl-c should remove the marked area after it copies the text 
to memory.
 
Best  Regards,
 
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