The two products that implement pure TN3270 emulation are (alphabetical
order):
1. 3270 Screen Bean from Unikix
2. Stingray from Blue Lobster
We evaluated both and they're both very cool, stable, and easy to use. It
came down to a business/partnering/licensing/support decision in the end
rather than a technical issue dealing with the classes themselves.
Bottom line: Screen scraping is sick and wrong, but if you have to do it,
these are great pure java options!!! In both cases, you can download an eval
and have something up and running in a matter of minutes.
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> API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Andrea Lardicci
> Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 5:05 AM
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> Subject: Re: Java Servlets on IBM's S/390
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>
> >We are using servlets on the PC side to grab screens from CICS
> transactions
> >and feed the results back to the browser. Works great and very fast.
>
> We too are using servlets on the PC side only to show a friendly interface
> to web users.
> The request are passed to a C++ programme writing and reading
> CICS screens.
> At the moment we are using EHLLAPI but I would like to pass to somethng
> allowing me to communicate to CICS screen without opening them by
> an emulator.
> I mean something like HACL of IBM enetwork series.
> What are you using??
> Ciao
> AL
>
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