Tara --

I am rather interested in your "headless" project.  How have you
implemented the new UI/Rendering application to replace the "green
screen" that you are 'scraping'?

We are dealing with this issue at my office.  As a long time tn5250j
user (on windoz) I would like to consider the approach you have taken.

Is the UI/rendering application proprietary or OSS?

-rdg


On Wed, 2005-03-09 at 09:17 -0800, Tara Hunter wrote:
> Hi guys,
>  
> I'm really glad this list is showing renewed signs of life! 
>  
> I pulled the restructured codebase from CVS and created a handful of
> helper methods for supporting a headless data stream interface (okay,
> okay, screen scraping...). It's been in production since the first of
> the year and has run without a hitch on a Sun platform for a couple of
> months. 
>  
> Recent developments have prompted a move to a Linux environment (suse
> 9) and now the fun begins...
>  
> I'm getting an IOException thrown in the readNegotiations method of
> the tnvt class right after the socket connection is established. The
> log message says the connection is closed but from browsing the code
> it appears it is really the connections input stream (bin) that is
> either closed or simply doesn't have any data. 
>  
> I've written a little test code that simply connects and signs in then
> disconnects repeatedly. Once the exception occurs, the process is
> unsuccessful in establishing any more connections. However, I can
> restart my test app and it will connect successfully for a period of
> time (typically 50-60 times though I've seen as low as 10) and then
> quit again. 
>  
> Because of the architecture and use of my application, I need to be
> able to connect repeatedly through out the day. I suspect this has
> something to do with the differences in the way Linux is allocating
> resources - though I've looked at the socket connections using lsof
> and it appears they are coming and going as expected. 
>  
> I'm sort of at a loss here and am hoping perhaps one of you has some
> ideas or suggestions.
>  
> Regards,
> Tara
>  
> 
> 
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