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Linear

Hi,

the doc says the at the wodTelnetDLX currently supported two emulations. Do you have plans on adding other emulations (like 5250)?

dirk

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Dirk,

Are you using .dll or .ocx? TerminalEmulation is only used in .ocx, while TerminalType property is used to tell what type of client it's communicating to.

Do you have any client that supports the emulation you mention?

Regards,
Damba

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Dirk,

Are you using .dll or .ocx? TerminalEmulation is only used in .ocx, while TerminalType property is used to tell what type of client it's communicating to.

Do you have any client that supports the emulation you mention?

Regards,
Damba

Some of our clients are using old AS/400 systems and they use the 5250 emulation. We were just checking if we could eventualy do something for them. There is currently no real demand for it from our customers.
As to what we're using (dll/ocx), currently we're not using it...
IF we go for some extra AS/400 support it will be within a part of our tool that is currently using the SSH component.

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Dirk,

I'll check with our developers if we have any plans/are going to be implementing support for TN5250.

We'll inform you as soon as we know more on this.

regards,
Damba

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Dirk,

Kreso told me that unfortunately we don't have plans to implement support for 5250 emulation in wodTelnetDLX.

Drazen

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