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Posted April 19, 1996
webmaster@acs.utah.edu


Topics

  4/01/96*Entire Connect                 1
  4/02/96 Win95 and Win3270 - winsock pr 32
  4/09/96*Win95 and Win3270 - winsock pr 53
  4/15/96 NET3270 vs Win95 resolved      95
  4/16/96 WIN3270 and Windows 95         116
  4/16/96*WIN3270 and Windows 95         129
  3/05/96 NET3270 DFTSERV error          151
  3/29/96 (Fwd) Rejected posting to NET3 211
  3/29/96 WIN3270/Windows95/token ring   229
  3/29/96 Entire Connect                 250
  3/30/96 More WIN3270/Windows95/token r 267
  2/07/96 PRINTING IBM-AS (MF) FILE BY R 327
  2/27/96 Field Mark Character           347
  1/13/96 ===>> FREE 1 yr. Magazine Sub  362
  1/16/96 Banyan 3270 LU Pooler          597
  1/18/96 ALA Mapping Values             609
  1/24/96 Scripting with WIN-3270        649
  1/24/96*Scripting with WIN-3270        686
  1/27/96 FAQ 23 / *STOP*......... befor 723

 12/11/95 dos net3270?                   953
 12/14/95 WIN3270 and Windows 95         977
 12/14/95*WIN3270 and Windows 95         990
 12/14/95*WIN3270 and Windows 95         1026
 12/14/95*WIN3270 and Windows 95         1082
 12/14/95*WIN3270 and Windows 95         1112
 12/17/95*dos net3270?                   1139
 12/28/95 checksum errors sending file   1186
 12/29/95 checksum errors sending file - 1215
 11/03/95 Suppress Formfeed on Print-Raw 1252
 11/06/95 Net3270 &  keyboard lock up on 1268
 11/06/95 Net3270 &  keyboard lock up on 1313
 11/07/95*Net3270 & keyboard lock up on  1375
 11/07/95*Net3270 & keyboard lock up on  1396
 11/07/95 Slow response time             1427
 11/07/95 Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messag 1452
 11/07/95 File transfer translate tables 1486
 11/10/95*Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messag 1505
 11/13/95 Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messag 1532
 11/14/95 OEM Data Stream                1566
 11/21/95 I know as soon as I hear the a 1597
 11/22/95 I know as soon as I hear the a 1616
 11/22/95 Lyne,                          1654
 10/02/95 Request for Net3270 Windows Cl 1676
 10/02/95 Upgrade from version 2.60.08 t 1703
 10/04/95*Upgrade from version 2.60.08 t 1722
 10/04/95*Upgrade from version 2.60.08 t 1733
 10/05/95 VTAMSERV menu command          1760
 10/05/95 VTAMSERV menu command -Reply   1789
 10/06/95 NET3270 MENU Command - Reply   1827
 10/13/95 Help with message: SNA Applica 1859
 10/17/95*Help with message: SNA Applica 1896
 10/25/95*Help with message: SNA Applica 1944
  9/20/95 NET3270 for DOS API            2057
  9/29/95 Windows Client for V2.5        2092
  8/03/95 VMSSUB153I Terminating all ses 2130
  8/04/95 Diacritics                     2153
  8/04/95*Diacritics                     2177
  8/11/95 Can I run NET3270 & TCP3270 si 2187
  8/16/95 No Subject                     2205
  8/18/95 Coax adapter does not appear t 2230
  8/20/95 Information as per your reques 2264
  7/13/95 page fault errors with Net3270 2335
  7/13/95*page fault errors with Net3270 2365
  7/13/95 Wnet3270 and Notis             2427
  7/13/95*page fault errors with Net3270 2442
  7/17/95*Wnet3270 and Notis             2454
  7/18/95 letter from Olga!  =) (Unverif 2494
  7/25/95 printing and form feed         2558
  7/25/95*printing and form feed         2586
  6/04/95 Using VB EHLLAPI iface to ente 2625
  6/05/95*Using VB EHLLAPI iface to ente 2642
  6/05/95*Using VB EHLLAPI iface to ente 2677
  6/20/95 Release 2.6                    2711
  6/20/95*Release 2.6                    2730
  6/20/95 Using EHLLAPI with NET3270 for 2763
  5/02/95 FWD>SOS                        2793
  5/03/95 defaults and WIN3270 Version 2 2840
  5/04/95*defaults and WIN3270 Version 2 2859
  5/05/95*defaults and WIN3270 Version 2 2886
  5/05/95 HLLAPI question                2909
  5/05/95*HLLAPI question                2935
  5/23/95 VM/VTAM NET3270 Problem        2988
  4/11/95 DFTSERV Gateway NET408W Proble 3041
  4/11/95*DFTSERV Gateway NET408W Proble 3075
  3/01/95 net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink   3133
  3/02/95 SPX connection problem         3172
  3/02/95 SPX Connection Problem         3209
  3/02/95 Odd problem                    3234
  3/02/95 PF Key Problems with RiceMAIL  3253
  3/02/95*Odd problem                    3280
  3/02/95 NET3270 List                   3308
  3/04/95*net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink   3328
 ??/??/?? No Subject                     3375
  3/04/95*net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink - 3435
  3/13/95 Printing ALA characters from n 3451
  3/14/95*Printing ALA characters from n 3464
  3/28/95 Trumpet Winsock error          3499
  3/28/95*Trumpet Winsock error          3525
  3/28/95*Trumpet Winsock error          3564
  3/31/95 No Subject                     3626
  2/02/95 Bug with DDE and Excel found!  3645
  2/02/95 TN3270 evaluation              3672
  2/14/95 ALA Support configuration opti 3688
  2/24/95 Net3270 version 2.6 and native 3717
  2/24/95*Net3270 version 2.6 and native 3737
  1/03/95 Beta software expired message! 3760
  1/04/95 Help w/TCP3270                 3796
  1/13/95 Missing Error Message          3827
  1/13/95*Missing Error Message          3845
  1/17/95*NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 3867
  1/17/95*NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 3892
  1/19/95*NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 3914
  1/19/95*NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 3941
  1/19/95 NET3270 for Windows and OS/2 o 3969
  1/24/95*NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 3995
  1/30/95 Errors with WIn3270 1.01b and  4023
  1/30/95*Errors with WIn3270 1.01b and  4051
  1/30/95 WIN3270 downloads              4076
  1/31/95*WIN3270 downloads              4104

 12/01/94 NET3270 conflict with Mosaic/N 4132
 12/02/94*NET3270 conflict with Mosaic/N 4150
 12/12/94 NET3270 for Windows Version 2. 4165
 12/13/94 Court Ordered Liquidation - Co 4344
 12/15/94 NET3270 EHLLAPI problems       4457
 12/15/94 HLLAPI for net3270 DOS         4545
 12/15/94*NET3270 EHLLAPI problems       4569
 12/15/94 Net3270 for Windows Version 2. 4671
 12/15/94*HLLAPI for net3270 DOS         4703
 12/15/94*Net3270 for Windows Version 2. 4759
 12/15/94*HLLAPI for net3270 DOS         4801
 11/02/94 Request for Beta for Version 2 4874
 11/02/94*Request for Beta for Version 2 4968
 11/02/94*Request for Beta for Version 2 4997
 11/02/94 oops                           5035
 11/28/94 TCP3270 & FTP Software Ver 3.0 5048
 11/28/94 PENTIUM CHIPS                  5067
 10/05/94 Tool Tips                      5092
 10/11/94 NET3270 and WP Office          5116
 10/12/94 NET3270 and WP Office - Reply  5137
 10/12/94 132 col./full screen           5177
 10/12/94*132 col./full screen           5203
 10/13/94*132 col./full screen           5251
 10/25/94 Notis User's Group Meeting     5277
 10/27/94 VTCIP.386                      5303
 10/27/94*VTCIP.386                      5328
 10/27/94 VTCPIP.386 - Disregard last me 5369
  9/06/94 Gateway configurations         5411
  9/06/94 Gateway configurations -Reply  5443
  9/06/94 Transfer option                5484
  9/06/94 Upload/Download to VSE/CICS    5508
  9/07/94*Transfer option                5522
  9/07/94 Gateway Configurations - Reply 5564
  9/13/94 Updated PCPRINT Host Software  5607
  9/14/94 Updates to PCPRINT for CMS     5660
  9/27/94 Attention key                  5717
  9/27/94*Attention key                  5737
  8/02/94 Graphics and PCPRINT           5761
  8/02/94*Graphics and PCPRINT           5784
  8/05/94 IBM Apar required for VM/VTAM  5812
  8/24/94 NET3270 for Windows Ver 2.5 No 5838
  8/29/94 Easel and TCP3270/NET3270 for  5931
  6/30/94*NET3270 Ellahpi                5955
  7/05/94 Page Faults                    5990
  7/05/94 paste in win3270               6003
  7/05/94 MUSIC mail support for WIN3270 6047
  7/05/94*Page Faults                    6067
  7/06/94 Raw Print LPT1                 6086
  7/06/94*Raw Print LPT1                 6112
  7/06/94*Raw Print LPT1                 6133
  7/07/94 Cut and Paste                  6157
  7/07/94*Problem with File Downloads    6177
  7/07/94*Cut and Paste                  6207
  7/07/94*MUSIC mail support for WIN3270 6235
  7/07/94*paste in win3270               6256
  7/08/94 Uploads/Downloads - TCP/3270 f 6284
  7/08/94*Uploads/Downloads - TCP/3270 f 6340
  7/11/94 Receive File completion time   6360
  7/11/94*Receive File completion time   6383
  7/11/94*Receive File completion time   6414
  7/14/94 Compiled TPRINT                6466
  7/14/94 Remapping keys                 6485
  7/14/94*Remapping keys                 6501
  7/22/94 TCP3270                        6524
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6532
  7/22/94 TCP3270 and EHLLPAI            6541
  7/22/94 cont. last message TCP3270     6554
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6567
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6575
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6587
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6600
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6619
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6627
  7/22/94*TCP3270                        6644
  7/22/94 No Subject                     6674
  7/22/94 Range of Delete - Bug or Featu 6681
  7/22/94 FTP Software PC/TCP Version 3. 6719
  7/22/94 tcp3270                        6752
  7/22/94 enough with the goit stuff ... 6760
  7/22/94 Request...                     6782
  7/23/94*Request...                     6806
  7/25/94*TCP3270                        6816
  7/25/94*TCP3270                        6827
  7/25/94*TCP3270                        6840
  7/25/94 Only 6 Colors Emulated         6853
  7/27/94 Cleanup of NET3270 List. Pleas 6872
  7/28/94*FTP Software PC/TCP Version 3. 6916
  6/01/94*TCP/3270: host name for gatewa 6971
  6/01/94*TCP/3270: host name for gatewa 6993
  6/01/94*TCP/3270: host name for gatewa 7019
  6/01/94 Packaging of WIN3270 2.01      7046
  6/01/94 NET3270 and Encryption         7089
  6/01/94 Windows hang up after 15 local 7118
  6/02/94 setting defaults               7137
  6/03/94*setting defaults               7159
  6/03/94 Adding Additional Servers      7168
  6/06/94*setting defaults               7198
  6/06/94*NET3270 and Encryption         7220
  6/08/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           7248
  6/09/94 Screen Sizes                   7283
  6/09/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           7311
  6/09/94 Reply to greg Kaisen           7353
  6/13/94 NET3270\TCP3270 Question       7378
  6/13/94*NET3270\TCP3270 Question       7410
  6/13/94 Cut and Paste with Recorder    7443
  6/14/94*Cut and Paste with Recorder    7482
  6/14/94*Cut and Paste with Recorder    7513
  6/14/94 Problem with File Downloads    7546
  6/14/94 Cut and Paste with Recorder, S 7576
  6/15/94 tprint w/ McGill?              7602
  6/15/94*tprint w/ McGill?              7619
  6/15/94 No Subject                     7641
  6/15/94 No Subject                     7658
  6/15/94 HLLAPI Development             7684
  6/15/94*HLLAPI Development             7702
  6/15/94 Windows Macro Langauge script  7729
  6/15/94*Windows Macro Langauge script  7748
  6/17/94 TCP3270 and Microsoft TCPIP    7777
  6/17/94*TCP3270 and Microsoft TCPIP    7794
  6/17/94 ALA keyboard                   7812
  6/17/94*ALA keyboard                   7827
  6/17/94 Pull down Menus in TCP3270     7859
  6/17/94*Pull down Menus in TCP3270     7875
  6/18/94*Pull down Menus in TCP3270     7917
  6/20/94 Freezing problem               7942
  6/21/94 Freezing problem               7967
  6/21/94*Freezing problem               7984
  6/21/94 features in 2.01               8012
  6/21/94*features in 2.01               8039
  6/21/94*Freezing problem               8072
  6/21/94*features in 2.01               8099
  6/21/94*Pull down Menus in TCP3270     8154
  6/21/94 Net3270 Modifications          8202
  6/21/94 Bugs or user errors?           8245
  6/21/94*Bugs or user errors?           8280
  6/21/94*Bugs or user errors?           8312
  6/21/94 win3270 - paste                8358
  6/21/94*Freezing problem               8386
  6/21/94*Freezing problem               8411
  6/21/94 Host name truncation on TCP/32 8438
  6/22/94*win3270 - paste                8457
  6/22/94*Freezing problem               8472
  6/22/94*Host name truncation on TCP/32 8494
  6/22/94*win3270 - paste                8516
  6/23/94 TCP3270 Type Ahead - Does it w 8542
  6/23/94 TCP3270.EXE question           8557
  6/23/94*TCP3270.EXE question           8578
  6/23/94 Keypad State on Startup        8600
  6/23/94 Alternate gateway question.    8625
  6/23/94*Alternate gateway question.    8653
  6/23/94*Alternate gateway question.    8692
  6/28/94 Request for Beta Testers for V 8740
  6/30/94 No Subject                     8849
  6/30/94 No Subject                     8868
  6/30/94 NET3270 Ellahpi                8886
  6/30/94*NET3270 Ellahpi                8938
  5/02/94 Screen Saver vs TCP3270        9005
  5/02/94 MVS configuration file         9038
  5/02/94*MVS configuration file         9095
  5/03/94 Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait f 9156
  5/03/94*Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait f 9170
  5/03/94*Screen Saver vs TCP3270        9190
  5/03/94 3179G under NET3270            9205
  5/04/94 NET3270 vs Screen Saver        9221
  5/04/94*NET3270 vs Screen Saver        9287
  5/04/94 NOTIS and WIN3270              9371
  5/05/94*NET3270 vs Screen Saver        9386
  5/05/94 Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait f 9425
  5/06/94 Lucida Sans Typewriter font?   9460
  5/08/94*Lucida Sans Typewriter font?   9473
  5/06/94*3179G under NET3270            9491
  5/11/94 Entry of diacritics            9522
  5/11/94 CLEAR-key hangs in CICS        9552
  5/11/94*CLEAR-key hangs in CICS        9587
  5/12/94 CLEAR-key hangs in CICS        9638
  5/13/94 Need some help                 9655
  5/16/94 Font for model 5 terminal type 9681
  5/17/94 CLEAR-key hangs in CICS        9703
  5/17/94 Support for Numeric Fields     9723
  5/18/94*Support for Numeric Fields     9753
  5/19/94*Support for Numeric Fields     9797
  5/19/94 WAITing and WAITing (EHLLAPI)  9831
  5/19/94 IND$FILE file transfer         9897
  5/19/94*WAITing and WAITing (EHLLAPI)  9911
  5/24/94 McGill/LanWP and FTP           9947
  5/24/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           9973
  5/24/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           10002
  5/24/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           10022
  5/26/94 McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply    10046
  5/26/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply    10059
  5/26/94 McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply    10093
  5/27/94*3179G under NET3270            10102
  5/30/94*3179G under NET3270            10119
  5/31/94*McGill/LanWP and FTP           10145
  5/31/94 TCP/3270: host name for gatewa 10178
  4/01/94 CMS point-and-click questions  10198
  4/01/94*CMS point-and-click questions  10237
  4/05/94 WORF                           10254
  4/05/94*WORF                           10268
  4/05/94 DOS TN3270...                  10286
  4/05/94 Need help on Bug Report        10314
  5/01/94 Current release status         10335
  4/07/94 bug in DOS & Windows 3270      10352
  4/07/94 TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows v2 10376
  4/07/94 Small gaf...                   10404
  4/08/94*Small gaf...                   10427
  4/08/94 Windows version 2.01           10453
  4/08/94*Windows version 2.01           10470
  4/14/94*TCP3270/NET3270 for Wind       10487
  4/14/94*TCP3270/NET3270 for Wind       10501
  4/15/94 CICS                           10522
  4/15/94*CICS                           10535
  4/15/94*CICS                           10552
  4/15/94*CICS                           10576
  4/15/94*CICS                           10594
  4/19/94 New OS/2 Requestor Available.. 10618
  4/21/94*TCP3270Using WIN TN3270 with P 10647
  4/21/94*TCP3270Using WIN TN3270 with P 10681
  4/23/94 Version 2.01 suggestions and b 10715
  4/24/94*Version 2.01 suggestions and b 10751
  4/26/94 No Subject                     10803
  4/26/94 No Subject                     10821
  4/27/94*Visual Basic HLLAPI            10948


Messages

=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 1 Apr 1996 11:03:50 EST5EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Erwin Rollauer (4426)" 
Organization: McGill University
Subject:      Re: Entire Connect
 
I have no problem running Entirte connection using the HLLAPI of NET3270
win Windows for Workgroups 3.11.
 
> Does any one have Entire Connect running on top of NET3270.
> We are able to download and print from the mainframe using it
> but are having problems with the PC locking up during the
> download.  It requires a cold boot when it locks.  Rumor has it
> that it is a Windows 95 problem and works ok with Windows
> 3.11.
>
> thanks
> everett-
> epeschke@vetmed.tamu.edu
>
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Erwin Rollauer                         tel: (514) 398-4426
McGill University                      fax: (514) 398-4758
Information Systems Resources       bitnet: erwin@ums1.lan.mcgill.ca
845 Sherbrooke St. W., room 618
Montreal, QC, Canada  H3A 2T5
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 2 Apr 1996 15:01:00 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Louis Crispino 
Subject:      Win95 and Win3270 - winsock problem
 
I am attempting to use WIN3270 , using a modem and ppp connection.
I can connect via PPP, and run NETSCAPE for example, with no problem,
but WIN3270 is looking for WINSOCK.DLL (instead of the new WSOCK32.DLL)
If I install winsock.dll, I get an error "can't find TCPMAN.EXE".
 
Is this a known problem & is there a fix? (or do I have somthing in
WIN3270 set up wrong?)
 
Thanks for any help.
Louis Crispino
Tulane University
New Orleans, LA
crispino@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu
,
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 9 Apr 1996 12:59:21 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Resent-From: "Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man"

Comments:     Originally-From: BITNET list server at MCGILL1 (1.7f)
              
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Subject:      Re: Win95 and Win3270 - winsock problem
 
On Tue, 2 Apr 1996 15:01:00 CST Louis Crispino said:
>I am attempting to use WIN3270 , using a modem and ppp connection.
>I can connect via PPP, and run NETSCAPE for example, with no problem,
>but WIN3270 is looking for WINSOCK.DLL (instead of the new WSOCK32.DLL)
>If I install winsock.dll, I get an error "can't find TCPMAN.EXE".
>
>Is this a known problem & is there a fix? (or do I have somthing in
>WIN3270 set up wrong?)
 
Louis,
 
You appear to be running the 16-bit version of TCP3270 on Windows 95. This
is a fully supported environment. From the error message, I gather that
you somehow inherited the Trumpet Winsock DLL in the TCP3270 program
directory (or path).
 
If you use the TCP/IP support that comes with Windows 95, you can run
16 and 32-bit apps (WINSOCK.DLL and WSOCK32.DLL) over LAN and over the
SLIP/PPP connections using the Windows 95 dialer.
 
If you use other TCP/IP stacks, then you may not have that flexibility.
The older stacks only support 16-bit apps (WINSOCK.DLL) and if you have
a newer 32-bit dialer stack, it may not have a 16-bit thunk DLL.
 
Check your files.
 
TCP3270 Support Team
 
E-mail:      Support@3270.McGill.CA
Tel:         514-398-3270
Fax:         514-398-6876
CompuServe:  72701,2732
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 15 Apr 1996 09:27:41 EST
Reply-To:     George Waller 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         George Waller 
Organization: UCONN - Homer Babbidge Library
Subject:      NET3270 vs Win95 resolved
 
NET3270 users:  the following is the resolution to the problem we were having
with NET3270 on Windows95. --George
 
------- Forwarded Message Follows -------
From:          "Bob Lester" 
Organization:  UCONN - Homer Babbidge Library
To:            hbladm1@UConnVM.UConn.Edu (George Waller)
Date:          Tue, 9 Apr 1996 11:58:30 EST
 
George, I got net3270 to work. It turned out to the ipx/spx source
routing setting . I had it set to OFF and it should have been 16 bit.
Changing this made everything work.
Bob.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 16 Apr 1996 10:08:12 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Edward Malina 
Subject:      WIN3270 and Windows 95
 
Recently I installed the NETWARE 32 bit drivers for Windows 95.
WIN3270 has NOT crashed since!  This is wonderful news for us since WIN3270
was crashing regularly using the Microsoft device drivers, especially since
the Windows 95 service pack was installed.
 
-Ed  University of Vermont
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 16 Apr 1996 13:08:00 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 and Windows 95
In-Reply-To:  In reply to your message of Tue, 16 Apr 1996 10:08:12 EST
 
>Recently I installed the NETWARE 32 bit drivers for Windows 95.
>WIN3270 has NOT crashed since!  This is wonderful news for us since WIN3270
>was crashing regularly using the Microsoft device drivers, especially since
>the Windows 95 service pack was installed.
>
>-Ed  University of Vermont
 
I was in the NOVELL site this morning and there is now a beta update for
the NETWARE 32 bit drivers...
 
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 5 Mar 1996 15:33:44 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      NET3270 DFTSERV error
 
My DFTSERV machine crashed last week.  I got the following messages
from the log:
 
> 11:12:01.73 DFT link is down. Last-ditch-cmd-queue error code = 207,
>             Category CUDSER Error
> 11:12:01.73 Reset command decoded by coax adapter.
> 11:12:11.73 Initializing IBM Coax Gateway in DFT mode
> 11:12:13.05 CU Online. Model 3274, Features = 0000, Linemode C0,
>             Cuslvl 09
> 11:12:44.19 User session terminated. Lsn 48398
> 11:12:44.69 User session terminated. Lsn 48399
> 11:13:37.25 Host session Lsn 48318, Net 000227940080138D8C5B,RCURRIE@SAM,
Ldev
> 11:13:40.54 Delayed error on RECEIVE. NCB 142, Lsn 48259, Rc = ED
> 11:13:40.60 User session terminated. Lsn 48259
> 11:13:41.09 User session terminated. Lsn 46328
> 11:13:42.03 Delayed error on RECEIVE. NCB 142, Lsn 48297, Rc = ED
> 11:13:42.03 User session terminated. Lsn 48297
> 11:13:42.74 Delayed error on RECEIVE. NCB 142, Lsn 48347, Rc = ED
> 11:13:42.74 User session terminated. Lsn 48347
> 11:13:45.27 User session terminated. Lsn 46411
> 11:13:53.29 Block destined for Null User detected. Origin Lsn 48399
> 11:13:53.34 User session terminated. Lsn 48399
> 11:13:53.40 Block destined for Null User detected. Origin Lsn 48399
> 11:13:53.40 User session terminated. Lsn 48399
 
... lines deleted... more of the same... finally I query it and get:
 
> 11:24:08.62 Accepted command "query sys"
> 11:24:08.62 Gateway Name "NET3270" up since Sun Jan 14 14:49:14 1996,
>             Max Host Blksize 12000, Bad Seq Blks 25
> 11:24:08.73 3270 link is DOWN. Last system error was: Console Restart
> 11:24:08.73 Host system is VM/ESA. Version 2.5
> 11:24:08.78 Local internet address is: AC2000A10020AF1870E6
 
The manual says that the system goes into a wait state until the DFT
link is reactivated.  Is there a prescribed method for doing this?
None of the VMSERV commands seem to do anything.  I got it back by
doing a stop command on the DFTSERV machine and then restarting it.
No reboot, no power off reset.
 
It seems that the DFTSERV software is not really great at "reseting"
itself.
 
Also what is:
       "11:12:01.73 Reset command decoded by coax adapter."
What caused this?  Is it my 327x controller?  Is it a hardware?
Did the host software issue it?  Is it to be expected?  Is there
anything I can do about it?
 
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 29 Mar 1996 16:43:12 EST
Reply-To:     George Waller 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         George Waller 
Organization: UCONN - Homer Babbidge Library
Subject:      (Fwd) Rejected posting to NET3270@MCGILL1
 
Has anyone figured out how to get WIN3270 to run under Windows 95 on Token
Ring?  Runs fine on Ethernet.  Also runs on token ring after a Windows 95
*upgrade.*  A coworker called Pierre who says it is a known problem (i.e.
fresh Windows 95 won't run WIN3270 over token ring).  My hope is that someone
out there has found a solution.
 
Thanks, George
 
 
George Waller, Univ of Conn, hbladm1@uconnvm.uconn.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 29 Mar 1996 16:56:57 EST
Reply-To:     George Waller 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         George Waller 
Organization: UCONN - Homer Babbidge Library
Subject:      WIN3270/Windows95/token ring
 
Am resubmitting this note with a correct subject line (sorry!):
 
Has anyone figured out how to get WIN3270 to run under Windows 95 on Token
Ring?  Runs fine on Ethernet.  Also runs on token ring after a Windows 95
*upgrade.*  A coworker called Pierre who says it is a known problem (i.e.
fresh Windows 95 won't run WIN3270 over token ring).  My hope is that someone
out there has found a solution.
 
Thanks, George
 
 
 
George Waller, Univ of Conn, hbladm1@uconnvm.uconn.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 29 Mar 1996 15:59:19 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Everett Peschke 
Subject:      Entire Connect
 
Does any one have Entire Connect running on top of NET3270.
We are able to download and print from the mainframe using it
but are having problems with the PC locking up during the
download.  It requires a cold boot when it locks.  Rumor has it
that it is a Windows 95 problem and works ok with Windows
3.11.
 
thanks
everett-
epeschke@vetmed.tamu.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 30 Mar 1996 16:46:28 -0500
Reply-To:     gwaller@lib.uconn.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Authenticated sender is 
From:         George Waller 
Organization: University of Connecticut
Subject:      More WIN3270/Windows95/token ring
 
The following are responses to my query about WIN3270 starting with
the guru of all gurus. --George
 
Date sent:                Sat, 30 Mar 96 07:00:01 EST
From:                     "Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man"
 
On Fri, 29 Mar 1996 16:43:12 EST George Waller said:
>Has anyone figured out how to get WIN3270 to run under Windows 95 on
>Token Ring?  Runs fine on Ethernet.  Also runs on token ring after a
>Windows 95 *upgrade.*  A coworker called Pierre who says it is a
>known problem (i.e. fresh Windows 95 won't run WIN3270 over token
>ring).  My hope is that someone out there has found a solution.
 
Well, actually, my comment was that, yes we still have not release
NET3270 for Windows 3.x yet and there appear to be some problems with
NET3270 for Windows on Windows 95. I never mentioned that it had to do
with Token Ring. I believe that Microsoft's IPX/SPX support is not
perfect (once again)...
 
Pierre
***************************************
 
What gets around the problem in all cases, is to completely delete ALL
network support under windows 95.  Then install the network drivers
using the instructions from Novell.  Magically this seems to hide or
get around the various network communications problems we have had
with win95.  For what its worth, on the token ring side, we have only
done this with Olicom token ring cards.  I have no IBM token ring
cards in machines running win95.
 
Hope this helps
henry wilusz
hlw1@opp.psu.edu
 
***********************************
 
------- I'm running NET3270 on WIN 95 and having no problems,  We are
not running it for all our users yet but with all the new PCs coming
out with WIN 95 pre-installed, I wanted to try it out.  I had some
problems initially but once I installed Novell's new 32 bit client it
worked great.  I heard from McGill that we'd have to wait until
release 3.0 of NET3270 was out to support WIN 95 but I don't find that
to be so. If you  want any specifics on my install, call me at
319-335-6341 or email at larry-patten@uiowa.edu.
 Larry Patten
 Sr. Systems Programmer
 Univ. of Iowa - Admin. Data Processing
 
********************************
*
George Waller, Univ of Connecticut, hbladm1@uconnvm.uconn.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 7 Feb 1996 13:05:51 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Due to equipment limitation - the note contents may be UPPER
CASE.
From:         EMANUEL 
Subject:      PRINTING IBM-AS (MF) FILE BY RUMBA
 
HI ALL,
CAN SOME ONE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM:
I AM RUNNING RUMBA MW3270 VER. 3.2 FOR VM/CMS (MF)ON MY WINDOWS PC.
I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SET UP THE APPLICATION PRINT. MY APPLICATION IS
AS (APPLICATION SYSTEM BY IBM - PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPLICATION, GANTT CHART=
S).
I CAN ONLY PRINT THE SCREEN NOW AND CAN'T CONTROL THE PAGE SETUP.
 
 
 
TIA
EMANUEL
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 27 Feb 1996 15:54:34 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Joyce 
Subject:      Field Mark Character
 
I have to map a "field mark" character for "net3270" stations in our library.
 
I am unable to find a scan code for this key.
 
Can anyone tell me how to remap a key for this particular character?
 
Bill Joyce
Iona College
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 13 Jan 1996 19:58:17 -0500
Reply-To:     please.reply.via.fax.or.via.smail
              @fax.number.or.smail.address.shown.below
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:      W: More than one sender was specified. Second and
              following senders discarded.
Comments:     Warning -- original Sender: tag was
From:         "Association of International Students,
              Executive Board of Directors,
              UK Chapter" 
Subject:      ===>> FREE 1 yr. Magazine Sub sent worldwide- 295+ Popular USA
              Titles
 
-----> NOTE:   Please first read my note which appears below the "Request
for more info Form."  Then, to get more info, just fill out the "Request
for More Info" form completely and *FAX* or *SMAIL* it back to the company.
You will get a quick reply via email within 1 business day of receipt of
the info request form below.
 
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THOSE FAXING IN THEIR REPLY:  Please make sure you
return *only* the below form and *no part* of this message other than the
actual form below.  If you do not know how to cut and paste the below form
onto a fresh clean blank page for faxing, then you may re-type the below
form, as long as you copy it line for line *exactly.*  This is necessary in
order for them to be able to process the tremendous number of replies that
they get daily.
 
Your fax goes directly onto their 4.2 gigabyte computer hard drive, not
paper, and all incoming fax calls are set-up to be *auto-terminated* if
your fax:
1. has a cover page;
2. is more than one page
3. does not begin with the "cut here/begin" line from the below form
4. does not end with the "cut here/end" line from the below form.
5. has any handwritten info. on it (info must must be filled out *only*
    with your computer keyboard or typewriter keyboard).  This last
    provision re:  no handwriting on the form applies to requests sent in
    via smail also.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NOTE:  Their fax line is open 24 hrs. per day, but due to thousands of
inquiries coming in per week from potential new members living overseas,
the easiest time to get through is Monday-Friday, 9 am - 5 pm EST (New York
Time).  If you have trouble getting through to their fax, just drop the
below form to them via smail (airmail or first class mail).
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 
 
*------------cut here/begin-------------------------------------------*
REQUEST FOR MORE INFO:  please return *only* this section (with no cover
page) via 1-page fax to:
                              718-967-1550 in the USA
 
or via smail (airmail) to:    Magazine Club Inquiry Center
                                         Att. FREE Catalogue-by-email Dept.
                                         PO Box 990
                                         Staten Island NY  10312-0990
 
Sorry, but incomplete forms *will not* be acknowledged.  If you do not
have an email address, or access to one, they will not be able to help you
until you do have one.  If you saw this message, then you should have one.  :)
 
Name:
Internet email address:
Smail home address:
City-State-Zip:
Country:
Work Tel. #:
Work Fax #:
Home Tel. #:
Home Fax #:
 
How did you hear about us (name of person who referred you or the area of
the internet that you saw us mentioned in):  Referral by:  Jennie Winslow.
011396-l
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on the newsstand or in the store:
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on the newsstand or in the store:
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on a subscription basis, through the mail:
 
Name of USA mags you would like price quotes on when we call you:
 
Catalogue format desired (list "1," "2," "3" or "4"):
 
*------------cut here/end--------------------------------------------*
 
 
Catalogue Format Options:
1.  19-Part email- can be read by EVERYONE (~525 K Total).
2.  For more advanced computer users:  attached text file ~525K - you
     must know how to download an attached text file and then be able to
     open it with your word processor.  If in doubt, don't ask for this
     version.  This isn't for internet *newbies.* Better to order option 1
     and spend a few minutes pasting them into one whole text document
     with your word processor, than to waste hours trying to figure how
     to deal with this option.
3.  For more advanced Macintosh computer users: compressed attached
     text file, created with a Stuffit(tm) self-extracting archive (.sea),
      ~133K.  Can be decompressed by any Macintosh computer user; no
     special expansion software or knowledge of Stuffit (tm) needed.  You
     just double-click on the file icon and it automatically expands
     (unstuffs). This is for more advanced mac computer users only, as
     you still have to know how to deal with an attached file.  It will cut
     your download time by 75%.   Expands out to the same ~525K file in
     option #2.  See option #2 for more info on what you will need to be
     able to do.
4.  For expert computer users: compressed attached text file, created with
     Stuffit(tm),  ~114K.  Can be decompressed by any computer user who
     has expansion software to decompress (expand) Stuffit(tm) (.sit) files.
     This is for more advanced computer users only and will cut your
     download time by 78%.   Expands out to the same ~525K file in option
     #2.  See option #2 for more info on what you will need to be able to do.
 
 
 
Hi fellow 'netters,
 
My name is Jennie Winslow and I recently started using a magazine
subscription club in the USA that has a FREE 1 yr. magazine subscription
deal with your first paid order- and I have been very pleased with them.
They have over 1,500 different USA titles that they can ship to any country
on a subscription basis.   As for computer magazines from the USA, they
more of a selection than I ever knew even existed.  They have magazines for
most every area of interest in their list of 1,500 titles.
 
Within the USA, for their USA members, they are cheaper than all their
competitors and even the publishers themselves.  This is their price
guarantee.
 
Overseas, on the average, they are generally around one-fourth to one-half
of what the newsstands overseas charge locally for USA magazines.  On some
titles they are as little as one-tenth of what the newsstands charge.  They
feel that mgazines should not be a luxury overseas.   In the USA, people
buy magazines and then toss them after reading them for just a few minutes
or hours.  They are so cheap in the USA!   Well, this company would like to
make it the same way for their overseas members.  They are also cheaper
than all their competitors in the USA and overseas, including the
publishers themselves!   This is their price guarantee.  Around one-half
their business comes from overseas, so they are very patient with new
members who only speak limited English as a 2nd language.
 
Their prices are so cheap because they deal direct with each publisher and
cut-out all the middlemen.
 
They will send you their DELUXE EMAIL CATALOGUE (around 525K-big and
juicey) !)...if you completely fill out the form above.  It has lists of
all the freebies, lists of all the titles they sell, titles broken down by
categories and detailed descriptions on nearly 1,200 of the titles that
they sell.
 
Please do not email me as I am just a happy customer and a *busy* student.
I don't have time to even complete my thesis in time, let alone run my
part-time software business!  Please fill out the above form and carefully
follow the intructions above to get it to them via fax or smail.
 
They guarantee to beat all their competitors' prices. Sometimes they are
less than half of the next best deal I have been able to find and other
times, just a little cheaper - but I have never found a lower rate yet.
They assured me that if I ever do, they will beat it.
 
They have been very helpful and helped me with all my address changes as I
haved moved from one country to another.
 
They have a deal where you can get a free 1 yr. sub to a new magazine from
a special list of over 295 popular titles published in the USA.   They will
give you this free 1 yr. sub when you place your first paid order with them
to a renewal or new subscription to any of the over 1,500 different popular
USA titles they sell.
 
They can arrange delivery to virtually any country and I think they have
clients in around 45 or 46 countries now.  Outside the USA there is a
charge for FPH (foreign postage and handling) (on both paid and freebie
subs) that varies from magazine to magazine.  I have found their staff to
be very friendly and courteous.  They even helped me with an address change
when I moved from one country to another.
 
The owner thinks of his service as a "club" and his clients as "members"
(even though there is no extra fee to become a member - your first purchase
automatically makes you a member) and he is real picky about who he accepts
as a new member.   When he sets you up as a new member, he himself calls
you personally on the phone to explain how he works his deal, or sometimes
he has one of his assistants call.  He is kind of quirky sometimes - he
insists on setting up new members by phone so he can say hi to everyone (I
sure wouldn't want to have his phone bills!),  but you can place future
orders (after your first order) via E-mail.
 
He has some really friendly young ladies working for him, who seem to know
just as much as he does about this magazine stuff.  If you live overseas,
he will even call you there, as long as you are interested, but I think he
still makes all his overseas calls on the weekends, I guess cause the long
distance rates are cheaper then.
 
He only likes to take new members from referrals from satisfied existing
members and he does virtually no advertising.  When I got set-up, they had
a 2-3 week waiting list for new members to be called back so that they
could join up. (Once you are an existing member, they help you immediately
when you call. )  I think they are able to get back to prospective new
members  the same day or within a few days now, as they have increased
their staff.  I am not sure about this.........but if you email the above
form to them, that is the way to get started!
 
They will send you their DELUXE EMAIL CATALOGUE (around 525K-big and
juicey) !)...if you completely fill out the form above.  It has lists of
all the freebies, lists of all the titles they sell, titles broken down by
categories and detailed descriptions on nearly 1,200 of the titles that
they sell.
 
They then send you email  that outlines how his club works and the list of
free choices that you can choose from, as well as the entire list of what
he sells;  and then they will give you a quick (3-5 minute) friendly,
no-pressure no-obligation call to explain everything to you personally and
answer all your questions.
 
Once you get in, you'll love them. I do.
 
 
Sincerely,
 
Jennie Winslow
 
 
ps.  please forward a copy of this message to all your friends on the net
who you think might be interested in it!  It is a great deal!  If you join
and then they join after you, you will earn a free 1 yr. subscription for
each new person you get to join after you join!   If you exceed 25
referrals, they let you use them to give away as gifts, for Christmas,
Chanukah or any other occasion.  Please be kind enough to mention my name
when you join.   I will then get a free magazine for a year for referring
you.
Thank you.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 16 Jan 1996 22:58:48 -0800
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Michelle Perkins 
Subject:      Banyan 3270 LU Pooler
 
There's a new ftp site hosting a Banyan 3270 package which offers dynamic
service mapping, service pooling, fault tolerance and automatic server
load balancing for 3270 SNA on a Banyan VINES network.
 
ftp://ftp.teleport.com/pub/vendors/taylorj/p3270.zip
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 18 Jan 1996 22:14:23 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      ALA Mapping Values
 
Although we will allow you to specifically set the ASCII value for the
following keystrokes, can someone please provide me the default
values for the following:
 
 
                    |   ALA Display     |       ASCII Display (Save/Macros)
                    | Special Char Set  |       ASCII character set
--------------------+-------------------+-------------------------------------
                    |                   |
End-of-Record       |   <<              |
                    |                   |
                    |                   |
Field Terminator    |   semicolon with  |
                    |   bar over        |
                    |                   |
Start of Message    |   >>              |
                    |                   |
                    |                   |
Subfield Delimiter  |   vert bar with   |       |  (vertical bar, 0x7C)
                    |   2 horz marks    |
                    |                   |
 
Please correct this grid and send the mail back directly to me.
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 24 Jan 1996 09:59:13 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen T. Murphy" 
Organization: University at Albany, S.U.N.Y.
Subject:      Scripting with WIN-3270
 
I am running  WIN-3270 and have a need  to be able to run  a script of
mainframe commands.  In exploring  the WIN-3270 documentation,  I have
discovered the  DDE and VB interfaces  which may serve my  purpose but
the learning curve is too great from  where I am today and what I need
to do.
 
Back when  we used the DOS  version of Net-3270, there  was shipped an
unsupported program called HLLSCR.EXE which  would process a script. I
never used  it at the time.  The documentation file for  this makes me
think that this is just what I am searching for.
 
Questions:
 
Will HLLSCR.EXE work with WIN-3270, Ver 2.6?
 
Is there a Windows version of this program that I should be using?
 
What is the latest version? My HLLSCR.EXE is dated 12/6/91.
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Steve
 
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
  Stephen T. Murphy                              Phone: (518) 442-3753
  Manager, Database and Technical Support          Fax: (518) 442-3697
  The University at Albany, S.U.N.Y
  University Business Services - AD-B20          Bitnet: ASDSTM@Albany
  Albany,  New York    12222               Internet: ASDSTM@Albany.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 24 Jan 1996 11:36:56 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Scripting with WIN-3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              24 Jan 1996 09:59:13 EST from 
 
On Wed, 24 Jan 1996 09:59:13 EST Stephen T. Murphy said:
>I am running  WIN-3270 and have a need  to be able to run  a script of
>mainframe commands.  In exploring  the WIN-3270 documentation,  I have
>discovered the  DDE and VB interfaces  which may serve my  purpose but
>the learning curve is too great from  where I am today and what I need
>to do.
>
>Back when  we used the DOS  version of Net-3270, there  was shipped an
>unsupported program called HLLSCR.EXE which  would process a script. I
>never used  it at the time.  The documentation file for  this makes me
>think that this is just what I am searching for.
>
>Questions:
>
>Will HLLSCR.EXE work with WIN-3270, Ver 2.6?
 
HLLSCR is a DOS program that provides primitive scripting for the
DOS product. With the Windows version 3.0 of TCP3270 or NET3720, you
use the built-in macro language. NET3270 for Windows 3.0 will be released
later this month.
 
TCP3270 Support Team
 
E-mail:      Support@3270.McGill.CA
Tel:         514-398-3270
Fax:         514-398-6876
CompuServe:  72701,2732
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 27 Jan 1996 11:29:54 -0500
Reply-To:     via.fax.or.smail.please@thank.you
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Michal Hirschberger 
Subject:      FAQ 23 / *STOP*......... before you buy another over-priced USA
              magazine at the store or by subscription!    GET A WHOLE YEAR
              FREE!
 
-----> NOTE:   Please first read my note which appears below the "Request
for more info Form."  Then, to get more info, just fill out the "Request
for More Info" form completely and *FAX* or *SMAIL* it back to the company.
You will get a quick reply via email within 1 business day of receipt of
the info request form below.
 
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THOSE FAXING IN THEIR REPLY:  Please make sure you
return *only* the below form and *no part* of this message other than the
actual form below.  If you do not know how to cut and paste the below form
onto a fresh clean blank page for faxing, then you may re-type the below
form, as long as you copy it line for line *exactly.*  This is necessary in
order for them to be able to process the tremendous number of replies that
they get daily.
 
Your fax goes directly onto their 4.2 gigabyte computer hard drive, not
paper, and all incoming fax calls are set-up to be *auto-terminated* if
your fax:
1. has a cover page;
2. is more than one page
3. does not begin with the "cut here/begin" line from the below form
4. does not end with the "cut here/end" line from the below form.
5. has any handwritten info. on it (info must must be filled out *only*
    with your computer keyboard or typewriter keyboard).  This last
    provision re:  no handwriting on the form applies to requests sent in
    via smail also.
 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NOTE:  Their fax line is open 24 hrs. per day / 7 days per week.  If you
have trouble getting through to their fax, or do not have a fax machine at
work or at home, just drop the below form to them via smail (airmail or
first class mail).
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 
 
*------------cut here/begin-------------------------------------------*
REQUEST FOR MORE INFO:  please return *only* this section (with no cover
page) via 1-page fax to:
                              718-967-1550 in the USA
 
or via smail (airmail) to:    Magazine Club Inquiry Center
                                         Att. FREE Catalogue-by-email Dept.
                                         PO Box 990
                                         Staten Island NY  10312-0990
 
Sorry, but incomplete forms *will not* be acknowledged.  If you do not
have an email address, or access to one, they will not be able to help you
until you do have one.  If you saw this message, then you should have one.  :)
 
Name:
Internet email address:
Smail home address:
City-State-Zip:
Country:
Work Tel. #:
Work Fax #:
Home Tel. #:
Home Fax #:
 
How did you hear about us (name of person who referred you or the area of
the internet that you saw us mentioned in):  Referral by:  Michal
Hirschberger.
012796-l
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on the newsstand or in the store:
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on the newsstand or in the store:
 
Name of USA mags you currently get on a subscription basis, through the mail:
 
Name of USA mags you would like price quotes on when we call you:
 
Catalogue format desired (list "1," "2," "3" or "4"):
 
*------------cut here/end--------------------------------------------*
 
 
Catalogue Format Options:
1.  19-Part email- can be read by EVERYONE (~525 K Total).
2.  For more advanced computer users:  attached text file ~525K - you
     must know how to download an attached text file and then be able to
     open it with your word processor.  If in doubt, don't ask for this
     version.  This isn't for internet *newbies.* Better to order option 1
     and spend a few minutes pasting them into one whole text document
     with your word processor, than to waste hours trying to figure how
     to deal with this option.
3.  For more advanced Macintosh computer users: compressed attached
     text file, created with a Stuffit(tm) self-extracting archive (.sea),
      ~133K.  Can be decompressed by any Macintosh computer user; no
     special expansion software or knowledge of Stuffit (tm) needed.  You
     just double-click on the file icon and it automatically expands
     (unstuffs). This is for more advanced mac computer users only, as
     you still have to know how to deal with an attached file.  It will cut
     your download time by 75%.   Expands out to the same ~525K file in
     option #2.  See option #2 for more info on what you will need to be
     able to do.
4.  For expert computer users: compressed attached text file, created with
     Stuffit(tm),  ~114K.  Can be decompressed by any computer user who
     has expansion software to decompress (expand) Stuffit(tm) (.sit) files.
     This is for more advanced computer users only and will cut your
     download time by 78%.   Expands out to the same ~525K file in option
     #2.  See option #2 for more info on what you will need to be able to do.
 
 
 
Hi fellow 'netters,
 
My name is Michal Hirschberger and I recently started using a magazine
subscription club in the USA that has a FREE 1 yr. magazine subscription
deal with your first paid order- and I have been very pleased with them.
They have over 1,500 different USA titles that they can ship to any country
on a subscription basis.   As for computer magazines from the USA, they
more of a selection than I ever knew even existed.  They have magazines for
most every area of interest in their list of 1,500 titles.
 
Within the USA, for their USA members, they are cheaper than all their
competitors and even the publishers themselves.  This is their price
guarantee.
 
Overseas, on the average, they are generally around one-fourth to one-half
of what the newsstands overseas charge locally for USA magazines.  On some
titles they are as little as one-tenth of what the newsstands charge.  They
feel that mgazines should not be a luxury overseas.   In the USA, people
buy magazines and then toss them after reading them for just a few minutes
or hours.  They are so cheap in the USA!   Well, this company would like to
make it the same way for their overseas members.  They are also cheaper
than all their competitors in the USA and overseas, including the
publishers themselves!   This is their price guarantee.  Around one-half
their business comes from overseas, so they are very patient with new
members who only speak limited English as a 2nd language.
 
Their prices are so cheap because they deal direct with each publisher and
cut-out all the middlemen.
 
They will send you their DELUXE EMAIL CATALOGUE (around 525K-big and
juicey) !)...if you completely fill out the form above.  It has lists of
all the freebies, lists of all the titles they sell, titles broken down by
categories and detailed descriptions on nearly 1,200 of the titles that
they sell.
 
Please do not email me as I am just a happy customer and a *busy* student.
I don't have time to even complete my thesis in time, let alone run my
part-time software business!  Please fill out the above form and carefully
follow the intructions above to get it to them via fax or smail.
 
They guarantee to beat all their competitors' prices. Sometimes they are
less than half of the next best deal I have been able to find and other
times, just a little cheaper - but I have never found a lower rate yet.
They assured me that if I ever do, they will beat it.
 
They have been very helpful and helped me with all my address changes as I
haved moved from one country to another.
 
They have a deal where you can get a free 1 yr. sub to a new magazine from
a special list of over 295 popular titles published in the USA.   They will
give you this free 1 yr. sub when you place your first paid order with them
to a renewal or new subscription to any of the over 1,500 different popular
USA titles they sell.
 
They can arrange delivery to virtually any country and I think they have
clients in around 45 or 46 countries now.  Outside the USA there is a
charge for FPH (foreign postage and handling) (on both paid and freebie
subs) that varies from magazine to magazine.  I have found their staff to
be very friendly and courteous.  They even helped me with an address change
when I moved from one country to another.
 
The owner thinks of his service as a "club" and his clients as "members"
(even though there is no extra fee to become a member - your first purchase
automatically makes you a member) and he is real picky about who he accepts
as a new member.   When he sets you up as a new member, he himself calls
you personally on the phone to explain how he works his deal, or sometimes
he has one of his assistants call.  He is kind of quirky sometimes - he
insists on setting up new members by phone so he can say hi to everyone (I
sure wouldn't want to have his phone bills!),  but you can place future
orders (after your first order) via E-mail.
 
He has some really friendly young ladies working for him, who seem to know
just as much as he does about this magazine stuff.  If you live overseas,
he will even call you there, as long as you are interested, but I think he
still makes all his overseas calls on the weekends, I guess cause the long
distance rates are cheaper then.
 
He only likes to take new members from referrals from satisfied existing
members and he does virtually no advertising.  When I got set-up, they had
a 2-3 week waiting list for new members to be called back so that they
could join up. (Once you are an existing member, they help you immediately
when you call. )  I think they are able to get back to prospective new
members  the same day or within a few days now, as they have increased
their staff.  I am not sure about this.........but if you email the above
form to them, that is the way to get started!
 
They will send you their DELUXE EMAIL CATALOGUE (around 525K-big and
juicey) !)...if you completely fill out the form above.  It has lists of
all the freebies, lists of all the titles they sell, titles broken down by
categories and detailed descriptions on nearly 1,200 of the titles that
they sell.
 
They then send you email  that outlines how his club works and the list of
free choices that you can choose from, as well as the entire list of what
he sells;  and then they will give you a quick (3-5 minute) friendly,
no-pressure no-obligation call to explain everything to you personally and
answer all your questions.
 
Once you get in, you'll love them. I do.
 
 
Sincerely,
 
Michal Hirschberger
 
 
ps.  please forward a copy of this message to all your friends on the net
who you think might be interested in it!  It is a great deal!  If you join
and then they join after you, you will earn a free 1 yr. subscription for
each new person you get to join after you join!   If you exceed 25
referrals, they let you use them to give away as gifts, for Christmas,
Chanukah or any other occasion.  Please be kind enough to mention my name
when you join.   I will then get a free magazine for a year for referring
you.
Thank you.
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 11 Dec 1995 12:49:38 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      dos net3270?
 
Was 2.2 the last version of NET3270 that was released for DOS?
 
Will there be a new 3.0 version of NET3270 for DOS?
 
I have one user who is considered "legally" blind.  For the most part he
makes use of DOS applications.  The Windows environment does nothing for
him.  I would like to be able to create "connect" macros for him, but it
looks like the 2.2 version of NET3270 had no macro features.  If there
is a 3.0 NET3270, will it include any macro functions?  He has some
"DOS" based text to speech programs which also tend to keep him in the
DOS arena.
 
Will there be a DOS TCP3270?  Will it include macro capability?
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Dec 1995 08:43:26 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      WIN3270 and Windows 95
 
We have been having problems running WIN3270 under Windows 95
especially when running NETSCAPE concurrently.  Is anyone running
WIN3270 in a Windows 95 environment successfully?  Did you have
problems which you found a work around?
 
-Ed
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Dec 1995 09:45:48 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 and Windows 95
In-Reply-To:  In reply to your message of Thu, 14 Dec 1995 08:43:26 EST
 
Ed,
>We have been having problems running WIN3270 under Windows 95
>especially when running NETSCAPE concurrently.  Is anyone running
>WIN3270 in a Windows 95 environment successfully?  Did you have
>problems which you found a work around?
 
What version of WIN3270 are you running?
 
I am also running Win95 and have just-about-daily "lockups"/abends
with it.  One that seems to happen is if I minimize NETSCAPE while it
is "working" (waiting for info) then it seems to blow up.  Personally
I've been blaming these sort of things on Win95 and not on the "client"
software.  I've also had TCP3270 (2.60 & 3.00) blow up at different
times.  I've also blown up the explorer, VB 4.0, MSN, etc. etc.  I'm
running it on two different machines.  One at work that is ethernet
adapter connected and one at home that is ppp/modem connected.
 
I seem to have "fewer" abends if I don't "minimize" or background any
task which is waiting for data...
 
It "seemed" that my problems on the ethernet machine got worse when I
removed the 16-bit device drivers and switched to Microsofts 32-bit
NE2000 compatible built in drivers.
 
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Dec 1995 10:31:17 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 and Windows 95
 
Karl,
Thanks for your insights.  I'm running WIN3270 2.60.11.  My lockups also
occur when a task which is running in the background gets data/information
to the screen.  Windows 95 usually blames Netscape for the errors but if
you get additional details about the problem Win3270 is usually the program
in control.
 
I'm also currently running the Microsoft ethernet drivers.  When I have time
I plan on testing the Novell drivers.  Anyone have experience with the Novell
drivers?
 
 
 
At 09:45 AM 12/14/95 EST, you wrote:
>Ed,
>>We have been having problems running WIN3270 under Windows 95
>>especially when running NETSCAPE concurrently.  Is anyone running
>>WIN3270 in a Windows 95 environment successfully?  Did you have
>>problems which you found a work around?
>
>What version of WIN3270 are you running?
>
>I am also running Win95 and have just-about-daily "lockups"/abends
>with it.  One that seems to happen is if I minimize NETSCAPE while it
>is "working" (waiting for info) then it seems to blow up.  Personally
>I've been blaming these sort of things on Win95 and not on the "client"
>software.  I've also had TCP3270 (2.60 & 3.00) blow up at different
>times.  I've also blown up the explorer, VB 4.0, MSN, etc. etc.  I'm
>running it on two different machines.  One at work that is ethernet
>adapter connected and one at home that is ppp/modem connected.
>
>I seem to have "fewer" abends if I don't "minimize" or background any
>task which is waiting for data...
>
>It "seemed" that my problems on the ethernet machine got worse when I
>removed the 16-bit device drivers and switched to Microsofts 32-bit
>NE2000 compatible built in drivers.
>
>
>Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
>Senior Systems Programmer
>Northern Michigan University
>
>
Ed Malina
Computing and Information Technology
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405-0160
email: Ed.Malina@uvm.edu   phone: 802.656.1185
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Dec 1995 10:43:26 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ron Grimes 
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 and Windows 95
 
At 08:43 95/12/14 -0500, you wrote:
>We have been having problems running WIN3270 under Windows 95
>especially when running NETSCAPE concurrently.  Is anyone running
>WIN3270 in a Windows 95 environment successfully?  Did you have
>problems which you found a work around?
>
>-Ed
>
Ed:
 
Can you give us more info on what these problems are and how they show
themselves?
 
Cheers
Ron
______________________________________________________________
Ron Grimes                      Tel: (514)398-3710
Product Marketing               Fax: (514)398-6876
McGill Systems Inc.             Email: ron@3270.McGill.CA
805 Sherbrooke St. West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
CANADA H3A 2K6                  WWW: http://www.3270.McGill.CA
______________________________________________________________
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Dec 1995 10:39:01 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Tom Putnam 
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 and Windows 95
 
At 10:31 AM 12/14/95 -0500, you wrote:
>...  Windows 95 usually blames Netscape for the errors but if
>you get additional details about the problem Win3270 is usually the program
>in control.
 
I have been running Windows 95 from home using Microsoft's PPP.  I have
experienced the problems with the system bombing while running Netscape
and other applications without TCP3270 running at all.  I would thus
conclude that TCP3270 is not the cause of the problem.
 
You also asked:
> ... Anyone have experience with the Novell
>drivers?
 
Yes... running IPX over PPP into a Netware 3.1 server.
Everything worked "out of the box" with no problems...yet.
There are some known problems... check the Microsoft
Windows 95 home page on the web:  http://www.microsoft.com/Windows
The one problem I recall had to do with printing and e-mailing
using queues... a bug clobbers the first few bytes of the message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Sun, 17 Dec 1995 11:09:42 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: dos net3270?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon, 11 Dec 1995 12:49:38 EST from 
 
On Mon, 11 Dec 1995 12:49:38 EST Mulder, Karl A said:
>Was 2.2 the last version of NET3270 that was released for DOS?
 
Yes, it was. Although 2.15c6 was the last official release.
 
>Will there be a new 3.0 version of NET3270 for DOS?
 
Yes, in January sometime.
 
>I have one user who is considered "legally" blind.  For the most part he
>makes use of DOS applications.  The Windows environment does nothing for
>him.  I would like to be able to create "connect" macros for him, but it
>looks like the 2.2 version of NET3270 had no macro features.  If there
>is a 3.0 NET3270, will it include any macro functions?  He has some
>"DOS" based text to speech programs which also tend to keep him in the
>DOS arena.
 
Actually, there are a number of programs for the blind people for Windows
and I know they work because we do have someone who has been testing
them and using TCP3270 for Windows successfully for quite some time.
If you need some info, please send me e-mail directly.
 
You won't be seeing any advanced macro language in the DOS version because
we are trying to keep the footprint small. Your best bet is something like
Prokey (if it still exists).
 
>Will there be a DOS TCP3270?  Will it include macro capability?
 
Yes, this week... We're just overloaded...
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 28 Dec 1995 10:29:48 +500
Reply-To:     Ned Stewart 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Authenticated sender is 
From:         Ned Stewart 
Organization: Florida Center for Library Automation
Subject:      checksum errors sending file
 
I am trying to upload a file that I downloaded from the TSO region to
CICS. When I do this I get an error that says something about an
invalid checksum. I would like to be more specific, but the people at
the operations center called this morning and said that I was causing
problems there (something about the mainframe doing  a GETMAIN for
more memory everytime the transfer retries. Has anyone else had a
simular experience?
 
I am using TCP3270 for Windows version 2.60.01. A coworker was able
to successfully send the same file using Extra for DOS.
 
Thanks for any insight!
 
Ned
 
 
Ned Stewart                            fclned@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
Florida Center for Library Automation
2002 NW 13 ST Suite 320                (352) 392-9020 ext. 323
Gainesville  FL  32609-3478            (352) 392-9185 fax
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 29 Dec 1995 11:43:04 -0800
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Kelly 
Subject:      checksum errors sending file -Reply
 
You may want to ensure that you have 'Extended Attribute Byte' enabled and
that your LOGMODE for your VTAM logical unit is defined for this capability.
 
fyi.
 
Bill Kelly
Oregon Health Sciences University                       Voice: (503)494-4604
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road                           Fax: (503)494-4965
Portland, Oregon 97201                                          Email:
kelly@ohsu.edu
 
>>> Ned Stewart  12/28/95 10:29am >>>
I am trying to upload a file that I downloaded from the TSO region to
CICS. When I do this I get an error that says something about an invalid
checksum. I would like to be more specific, but the people at the operations
center called this morning and said that I was causing problems there
(something about the mainframe doing  a GETMAIN for more memory everytime the
transfer retries. Has anyone else had a simular experience?
 
I am using TCP3270 for Windows version 2.60.01. A coworker was able to
successfully send the same file using Extra for DOS.
 
Thanks for any insight!
 
Ned
 
 
Ned Stewart                            fclned@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
Florida Center for Library Automation
2002 NW 13 ST Suite 320                (352) 392-9020 ext. 323
Gainesville  FL  32609-3478            (352) 392-9185 fax
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 3 Nov 1995 16:28:57 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Claudia Gomez 
Subject:      Suppress Formfeed on Print-Raw-LPT1
 
Hello everyone,
 
Sorry if this question has been posted before but...
Is there any way to suppress formfeed when using Print-Raw-LPT1?
We are using NET3270 v2.50.
 
Thanks!
Claudia Gomez, Library LAN Administrator, Cudahy Library
Loyola University Chicago  cgomez@luc.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 6 Nov 1995 12:06:51 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Hayes 
Organization: Information Systems, Syracuse Univ
Subject:      Net3270 &  keyboard lock up on CICS send maps
 
Sorry if this has been dealt with before. We're running Net3270 for
Windows Version 2.60.01 {Jan. 3, 1995} and have experienced some
strange things with CICS app's. We have several servers acting as
Net3270 gateways. The one I'm hooked up to works fine, but my clients
are running on another 3270 gateway server and on CICS update
functions they need to "reset" the keyboard before they can get CICS
app's to accept an update transaction. (When data is entered and
validated we present the map with a confirmation message and prompt
the terminal operator to "Hit enter to update". The problem is they
ALWAYS have to hit "reset" (Escape, I think) before the "Enter" key
stroke will be recognized.
 
I checked for differences in the desktop configurations of Net3270
and changed my client's setup parameters to match my own and this did
not eliminate the problem. This made me suspect that it has something to do
with how our gateway servers are configured, but so far our net guys
haven't come up with an answer. In the past  we've modified CICS code to add
freekeyboard parameters to the CICS SEND MAP commands - and this will
eliminate the problem, but it's an "ugly" single point solution.
 
This has become a growing problem for us, with more of our clientele
moving off of SNA connections and onto our Novell network servers.
Any tips or suggestions to try would be greatly appreciated!
 
Thanks,
- Bill -
**********************************************************
Bill Hayes
Lead Programmer/Analyst
Syracuse University
Information Systems Dept.
Skytop Office Building
Syracuse, NY 13244
Phone: (315) 443-9269
FAX:   (315) 443-2376
Email: wrhayes@ais.syr.edu
**********************************************************
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 6 Nov 1995 17:01:25 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Walter Slazyk 
Subject:      Net3270 &  keyboard lock up on CICS send maps -Reply
 
Dear Bill,
    Sorry to say I have no help, just sympathy.  We have experienced the same
problem here at Loyola University.  Certain CICS applications did not free the
keyboard and the users needed to use the  key  (esc) in order to
continue
working.  We were able to duplicate this condition using an actual non-SNA
local
controller.  Since this is the type of device that NET3270 emulates, we
figured
 this
condition is normal.  I am very surprised to hear that things work differently
 on
your two different gateways.
   Are both gateways going to the same VTAMSERV started task on the
mainframe or are there two, one for each gateway?  If two, then the difference
could be in VTAMSERV.
 
   Walt Slazyk   WSLAZYK@LUC.EDU
 
>>> Bill Hayes  11/06/95 11:06am >>>
Sorry if this has been dealt with before. We're running Net3270 for
Windows Version 2.60.01 {Jan. 3, 1995} and have experienced some strange
things with CICS app's. We have several servers acting as
Net3270 gateways. The one I'm hooked up to works fine, but my clients are
running on another 3270 gateway server and on CICS update functions they
need to "reset" the keyboard before they can get CICS app's to accept an
update transaction. (When data is entered and validated we present the map
with a confirmation message and prompt the terminal operator to "Hit enter to
update". The problem is they
ALWAYS have to hit "reset" (Escape, I think) before the "Enter" key stroke
will
 be
recognized.
 
I checked for differences in the desktop configurations of Net3270 and changed
my client's setup parameters to match my own and this did not eliminate the
problem. This made me suspect that it has something to do with how our
gateway servers are configured, but so far our net guys haven't come up with
an
answer. In the past  we've modified CICS code to add freekeyboard parameters
to the CICS SEND MAP commands - and this will eliminate the problem, but it's
an
"ugly" single point solution.
 
This has become a growing problem for us, with more of our clientele moving
off
of SNA connections and onto our Novell network servers.
Any tips or suggestions to try would be greatly appreciated!
 
Thanks,
- Bill -
**********************************************************
Bill Hayes
Lead Programmer/Analyst
Syracuse University
Information Systems Dept.
Skytop Office Building
Syracuse, NY 13244
Phone: (315) 443-9269
FAX:   (315) 443-2376
Email: wrhayes@ais.syr.edu
**********************************************************
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 7 Nov 1995 08:08:34 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      Re: Net3270 & keyboard lock up on CICS send maps
In-Reply-To:  In reply to your message of Mon, 06 Nov 1995 12:06:51 EST
 
>This has become a growing problem for us, with more of our clientele
>moving off of SNA connections and onto our Novell network servers.
>Any tips or suggestions to try would be greatly appreciated!
>
 
Are the different gateways connected to different 327x controllers?
What are the maintenance/software levels of the controllers?  Are their
any different "features" turned on in the controllers?
 
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 7 Nov 1995 13:33:57 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Paul R. Myers" 
Subject:      Re: Net3270 & keyboard lock up on CICS send maps
In-Reply-To:  In reply to your message of Tue, 07 Nov 1995 11:59:17 EST
 
>Sorry if this has been dealt with before. We're running Net3270 for
>Windows Version 2.60.01 {Jan. 3, 1995} and have experienced some
>strange things with CICS app's. We have several servers acting as
>Net3270 gateways. The one I'm hooked up to works fine, but my clients
>are running on another 3270 gateway server and on CICS update
>functions they need to "reset" the keyboard before they can get CICS
>app's to accept an update transaction. (When data is entered and
>validated we present the map with a confirmation message and prompt
>the terminal operator to "Hit enter to update". The problem is they
>ALWAYS have to hit "reset" (Escape, I think) before the "Enter" key
>stroke will be recognized.
>
>
>This has become a growing problem for us, with more of our clientele
>moving off of SNA connections and onto our Novell network servers.
>Any tips or suggestions to try would be greatly appreciated!
 
I changed the MUSIC logic device support function to globally fix the
problem. Here it was because ERASE ALL UNPROTECTED was not supported
in the LDEV module. Programmers use this CICS function as quick 1 step
efficient way to clear the application screen.
 
Paul Myers
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 7 Nov 1995 13:55:19 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jerry Dodd 
Subject:      Slow response time
 
We have installed version 2.6 on several PCs and have had no
problems.  On two PCs as soon as version 2.6 was installed, the
users have a system clock for five to fifteen seconds when trying
to go forward in a file.  Every time they PF8 the response time
gets worse.  Has anyone experienced this and what was done to
correct the problem?  I have checked all of the session options
and nothing seems to make a difference.
 
Thanks,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Information Technology and Communications
(804) 924-4168
jld3y@virginia.edu
 
 
Jerry Dodd
U297@sysm.acs.Virginia.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 7 Nov 1995 14:40:53 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Larry Scollard 
Subject:      Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messages
 
Greetings,
 
We are using four Net3270 gateway PCs for LAN access to our IBM mainframe
systems.  One of these four gateways periodically issues the message:
 
NET408W Unable to allocate memory block. Requested size was: xxxx
 
where xxxx varies with each request that fails.  The Net3270 client user
that this happens to ends up with what looks like a hung session (X SYSTEM).
The mainframe application is unaware that this problem has transpired on
the gateway PC.  Eventually this gets so bad that most (or all) memory allo-
cations fail this way and the gateway has to be rebooted.  We are starting
to see this set of symptoms about once a week now on this gateway.  I have
no clue what the triggering event is.
 
Is anyone else experiencing this problem with DFTSERV Version 2.15 Rev. e?
Is this still the most recent version of DFTSERV (it dates back to May 1994)?
Are people still using gateways or has most everyone moved on to the TCP/IP
version of the Net3270 system?
 
Thanks for your help,
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
Computing and Administrative Systems
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996-0520
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 7 Nov 1995 19:15:11 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Roger Deschner 
Subject:      File transfer translate tables
 
Has anyone found a way to modify the ASCII/EBCDIC translate tables used
in TCP3270 file transfer? The default one has lots of problems, and
corrupts many languages, including C, Rexx, Postscript, SPSS, SAS.
 
I am not talking about the translate tables used in terminal display and
keyboard input. These come in pretty good shape, and I know how to
modify them.
 
I'm afraid the ones I want to modify are locked away in IND$FILE.
 
Roger Deschner      University of Illinois at Chicago     rogerd@uic.edu
Aliases: u52983@uicvm.uic.edu   U52983@UICVM.BITNET   R.Deschner@uic.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 10 Nov 1995 08:30:03 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         matt albertson 
Subject:      Re: Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messages
 
>Greetings,
>
>We are using four Net3270 gateway PCs for LAN access to our IBM mainframe
>systems.  One of these four gateways periodically issues the message:
>
>NET408W Unable to allocate memory block. Requested size was: xxxx
>
STUFF DELETED
 
We have seen similiar errors on one 3270 gateway, it only occured with a
very specific sequence of events, I.E. your once a week problem.  We solved
our problems by replacing the 512k 286 class motherboard in the gateway with
a 386 2 meg board.  I think the problem was the memory, but since we swapped
motherboards out it could have been something else.
 
 
Matt Albertson
Manager of Computer Support and Maintenance
Southeast Missouri State University
A439CCR@semovm.semo.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 13 Nov 1995 09:34:09 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Larry Scollard 
Subject:      Net3270 Gateway NET408W Messages
 
>We have seen similiar errors on one 3270 gateway, it only occured with a
>very specific sequence of events, I.E. your once a week problem.  We solved
>our problems by replacing the 512k 286 class motherboard in the gateway with
>a 386 2 meg board.  I think the problem was the memory, but since we swapped
>motherboards out it could have been something else.
>
>
>Matt Albertson
>Manager of Computer Support and Maintenance
>Southeast Missouri State University
>A439CCR@semovm.semo.edu
 
Matt,
 
Thanks for your reply.  My misbehaving gateway is a 4meg 386-SX machine
already.  Unless the developers code some sort of support for extended
memory into DFTSERV.EXE, anything more than 640K in your machine is essen-
tially wasted anyway!  Even DOS in HMA and using UMBs for drivers doesn't
buy you much more than 640K for this DOS application.
 
Regards,
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
Computing and Administrative Systems
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-0520
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 14 Nov 1995 15:20:43 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen T. Murphy" 
Organization: University at Albany, S.U.N.Y.
Subject:      OEM Data Stream
 
The Help document for WIN-3270 describes an OEM Data Stream which will
report the  version and  release of Net-3270  and the  users operating
environment.
 
Is anyone using this function?
 
How can this function be invoked from a CICS environment?
 
Could this function be included as part of a CICS AutoInstall routine?
 
BTW, in  a WIN-3270, gateway server  environment, it would be  nice if
the status of the encryption option could be reported.
 
Thanks for the help,
 
Steve
 
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
  Stephen T. Murphy                              Phone: (518) 442-3753
  Manager, Database and Technical Support          Fax: (518) 442-3697
  The University at Albany, S.U.N.Y
  University Business Services - AD-B20          Bitnet: ASDSTM@Albany
  Albany,  New York    12222               Internet: ASDSTM@Albany.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Nov 1995 14:38:53 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Sherri Mueller 
Subject:      I know as soon as I hear the answer to my question I'm going to
              think
 
I know as soon as I hear the answer to my question I'm going to think
"WHY DIDN'T I KNOW THAT" but right now I don't know.
 
We use ADABASE and Complete for some of our accounting programs. We
are beginning to use NET3270 for Windows for gateway connection. One
of our Complete screens  requires data entry in a field from columns
74-79. On an IBM 3270 and another brand gateway connection  I can
enter data in column 79 but on a NET3270 connection the cursor goes
to column 79 but just beeps at me when I try to enter data. Is there
some setting in the Session profile that I don't have set correctly?
What controls what columns will accept data?
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Nov 1995 09:57:55 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Walter Slazyk 
Subject:      I know as soon as I hear the answer to my question I'm going to
              think -Reply
 
Sherri,
   I don't think the problem is in NET3270.  We use it with
CICS and TSO under MVS/ESA and it works fine.  No such
problems like you describe.
   You might try to trace the data stream going out from the
application.  It may be sending some less-than-correct 3270
commands.  Different emulators handle such things
differently.  When using one emulator, you may assume
everything is correct but it isn't.  The error shows up when
you switch to another emulator.  This can even happen with
different microcode levels in actual 3x74s.
   Good Luck.
         Walt.
 
>>> Sherri Mueller  11/21/95
02:38pm >>>
I know as soon as I hear the answer to my question I'm going
to think
"WHY DIDN'T I KNOW THAT" but right now I don't know.
 
We use ADABASE and Complete for some of our accounting
programs. We are beginning to use NET3270 for Windows for
gateway connection. One of our Complete screens  requires
data entry in a field from columns
74-79. On an IBM 3270 and another brand gateway
connection  I can enter data in column 79 but on a NET3270
connection the cursor goes to column 79 but just beeps at
me when I try to enter data. Is there some setting in the
Session profile that I don't have set correctly?
What controls what columns will accept data?
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Nov 1995 14:19:16 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Sherri Mueller 
Subject:      Lyne,
 
Lyne,
You are 100% correct. When I turn Entry Assist off I can enter data
in column 79.
Thanks for the help.
Here in the U.S. Thanksgiving is tomorrow - I know you already had
yours - but Happy Thanksgiving anyway.
Sherri
===================================================================
>>> Lyne Thibault  11/22/95 09:26am >>>
Hello,
 My first idea would be to check if the entry assist option is turn
on  in your win3270 profile ... This can be found this way Click on
Options then on session profile and then on Entry assist after
Let me know if you have solve the problem or not thsi way
Lyne
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 2 Oct 1995 10:05:06 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ZSAKSAK 
Subject:      Request for Net3270 Windows Client
 
  I recently made a request for a net3270 client V2.5.  I
retract my request as I was under the impression we were licensed
for that part of the product.  We are not.  Please disregard!
 
Thank you again!
 
Scott Kramer
(ZSAKSAK@AACCI.AACC.CC.MD.US)
 
 
+++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+++
| SCOTT A. KRAMER  SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER      |  BITNET     ZSAKSAK@AACCI |
| Anne Arundel Community College           |             KRAMER@AACC   |
| 101 College Parkway                      |  Telephone  410-541-2800  |
| Arnold Md 21012                          |                           |
|------------------------------------------|---------------------------|
|  VM/ESA 2.2 ESA MODE - VSE/ESA 1.3.6     | MUSIC/SP 3.1 - CICS 2.2   |
+++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+++
 
QUIT
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 2 Oct 1995 18:46:33 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Gerry Novak 
Organization: Campus Computing - University of Missouri - Columbia
Subject:      Upgrade from version 2.60.08 to 2.60.15/16
 
One of our departments on campus is working with a product
requiring HALLAPI (sp?).  They have talked to someone who
has it working using McGill ver 2.60.16.  (they were also
informed that version 2.60.15 should be "good enough")
 
Is there any way for us to obtain an upgrade?
Would this cost anything?
 
- = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = -
- - Gerry D. Novak    (314) 882-2000     ccgerry@mizzou1.missouri.edu
- - SLIP, Procomm, MS-DOS & Windows 2nd level support for MU HelpDesk
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 4 Oct 1995 08:11:17 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ian Guthrie 
Subject:      Re: Upgrade from version 2.60.08 to 2.60.15/16
 
What is the latest version of TCP3270? we are currently running version
2.60.08.
 
Ian
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 4 Oct 1995 13:00:27 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ron Grimes Ron Grimes 
Subject:      Re: Upgrade from version 2.60.08 to 2.60.15/16
 
>What is the latest version of TCP3270? we are currently running version
>2.60.08.
>
>Ian
 
Ian:
 
The current shipping version is 2.6.16. We plan on this being the last minor
release before 3.0.
 
Cheers
Ron
______________________________________________________________
Ron Grimes                      Tel: (514)398-3710
Product Marketing               Fax: (514)398-6876
McGill Systems Inc.             Email: ron@3270.McGill.CA
805 Sherbrooke St. West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
CANADA H3A 2K6                  WWW: http://www.3270.McGill.CA
______________________________________________________________
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 5 Oct 1995 10:16:00 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Judy Barnett 
Subject:      VTAMSERV menu command
 
We are running NET3270 v 215 on an MVS/ESA host (vtam 3.4.1) and I need
to know how to continue the menu line in the profile dataset.
 
Ours is as follows:
 
MENU * C IX DCICS -TCICS -TSO -USAS -SST -SSP -QCICS -C1 -TLC -C2 -FIS
 
and I need to add 2 more (-PUBLIC -CICSB)  in the future I will have at
least 3 more hidden items to add also.
 
the manual indicates if I add another MENU *  line it will override the
first one.
 
Help!!!
 
*********************************
* Judy Barnett                  *
* Systems Programmer            *
* University of Texas at Dallas *
* (214) 883-2482                *
* email: BARNETTJ@UTDALLAS.EDU  *
*********************************
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 5 Oct 1995 12:06:25 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Sherri Mueller 
Subject:      VTAMSERV menu command -Reply
 
Judy,
I upgraded our Net3270 to V2.21 a couple months ago and one of the
new features is the addition of continuation caracters for any
configuration command. The upgrade was simple - I left the old
version up and running until I had the new version set up then
cut-over.
 
>>> Judy Barnett   10/5/95, 10:16am >>>
We are running NET3270 v 215 on an MVS/ESA host (vtam 3.4.1) and I
need to know how to continue the menu line in the profile dataset.
 
Ours is as follows:
 
MENU * C IX DCICS -TCICS -TSO -USAS -SST -SSP -QCICS -C1 -TLC -C2
-FIS
 
and I need to add 2 more (-PUBLIC -CICSB)  in the future I will have
at least 3 more hidden items to add also.
 
the manual indicates if I add another MENU *  line it will override
the first one.
 
Help!!!
 
*********************************
* Judy Barnett                  *
* Systems Programmer            *
* University of Texas at Dallas *
* (214) 883-2482                *
* email: BARNETTJ@UTDALLAS.EDU  *
*********************************
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 6 Oct 1995 09:17:49 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Larry Scollard 
Subject:      NET3270 MENU Command - Reply
 
In reply to Judy Barnett's MENU question:
 
I would wholeheartedly second the recommendation to upgrade to V2.21; there
are many new features.  Luckily, however, you don't have to go that far to
get what you are after.
 
I first found the continuation character documented in an update to the
Administrator's Guide dated July 1992 that came with NET3270/MVS V2.12.
We have used this forever as we have over 30 selections on our NET3270
menu.  This update (V2.12) supports up to 36 host names on the menu.  To
continue a statement simply add a + (plus sign) character to the end of each
line except the last.  Make sure there is a blank before and after the plus
sign (it's considered a separate word).  Prior to Version 2.2x the plus
sign can be in any column as long as it's at the end of the line.  I believe
for Version 2.21 I had to move the continuation characters into column 72
to get them to work.  If you put them there to start with, you won't have
that problem when you go to V2.21.
 
Greetings Judy from another UT a bit to the east,
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
Computing and Administrative Systems
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 13 Oct 1995 15:55:31 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Walter Slazyk 
Subject:      Help with message: SNA Application not available
 
  If someone can help explain this message, it would be a big help.
 
This message comes from NET3270 for Windows if the gateway is down or
 disconnected
from the network.  It also comes if you define a gateway in your INI file that
 doesn't exist.
However, we get the message under other circumstances.
 
We have a very large WAN connecting 5 campuses with T-3 lines.  Sometimes the
 campuses
that are remote to the NET3270 gateway work fine.  Sometimes we find that a
 great many
of these remote PC s are getting this message.  We have two gateway machines.
 Both are
located on the same token ring.  Occasionally the remote PCs get the "SNA"
 message
when accessing one gateway but not the other.
 
These machines are located in an area for student use.  Therefore anything can
 happen to
the PCs that are running NET3270 for Windows.  Our testing had produced very
 mixed
results when trying to duplicate the problem.
 
Any help would be appreciated.
 
Thank You.
 
     Walt Slazyk
 WSLAZYK@LUC.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 17 Oct 1995 11:00:19 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Lyne Thibault 
Subject:      Re: Help with message: SNA Application not available
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              13 Oct 1995 15:55:31 -0500 from 
 
Hello,
 
SNA APPLICATION NOT AVAILABLE will show up to user menu screen when the
selected application is not up or not accessible....
IE. Let say that CICS is not UP and the person selected that application
from NET3270 menu
 
 In addition in your NET3270 MVS console log you will find a
VTMEXS301 that will clarify the situation
 
Msg will look like :
 VTMNPK351I User LYNE@CC0
 VTMEXS301I VTAM Error - Req= 29, Rtncd= 10, Fdbk2= 12, ACB= NVMT025
 VTMEXS301I Sense = 087D0001
 
Many senses points to SNA application not available. Looking at the console
log explain the real reason why the msg was sent to the user.
In this case 087D means that  Session service path error.
the 0001 ... says An SSCP has attempted unsuccessfully to reroute a session
services request to its destination via one or more adjacent SSCPs ...
 
 
 
If you try to connect to a gateway that is down&/OR undefined  then you get a
msgbox in  a window environment that says Unable to locate IP Host/Gateway
 
Now for a disconnect gateway i.e. PC gateway is up but not with the host yet
than you get a msgbox that says Received message from Gateway GETEWAYNAME
on WEEKDAY MONTH DAY TIME YEAR Host Server is unavailable. Your Session will
be
recreated when possible.
 
Another way to get a msg SNA application not available in a window
environment automatically will be connecting to a valid gateway and that
NET3270 menu has an automatic logon to an application
ref. = sign in menu line definition in the NET3270 MVS config dataset
 
Hope this help, if not do not hesitate to let me know
Lyne Thibault
514-398-3715
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 25 Oct 1995 15:11:12 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Walter Slazyk 
Subject:      Re: Help with message: SNA Application not available -Reply
 
Dear Lyne,
    Thanks for getting back to me on my request for information on "SNA
 Application not
Available".
    We have not pinpointed the problem but have circumvented it.  The problem
 developed
with PCs running Net3270 for Windows at a remote campus.  These NIC addresses
 were
'locked' into using one particular CICS.  They are located in the libraries
and
 available for all
students to use (and mis-use).  The CICS messages indicated that a new session
 could not
be bound because a session already existed.  Our circumvention involved using
 CICS
auto-install rather than the pre-defined Terminal Control Table.  Using
 auto-install, CICS
does not hold onto the same static control block for a particular terminal.
 CICS insteads
defines a new table entry each time a session is established and deletes the
 entry when
the session ends.
    This seems to have eliminated the problem.  I believe the problems began
 when we put
maintenance on VTAM in August.  (ACF/VTAM, ESA, Rel 3.4.1  -- PUT 9403).  At
 that time we
began having problems with certain dial-up users who came into the mainframe
 through an
IBM 7171.  We solved that problem by adding a parameter to VTAM, "ASYDE=KEEP".
Because NET3270, like a 7171, emulates a non-SNA 3270 device, I speculate that
 the
problems may relate to the same PTF.  I've done as much research as I've had
 time, but
can't pinpoint the PTF that caused the problem.
 
 I have two additional questions.
 
1.  What releases of DFTSERV and VTAMSERV should we be running?  At the
gateways
 we
are running:
SPXSERV.EXE   316232   9-14-95  10:40a
DFTSERV.EXE   212171  10-05-93   4:17p
On the mainframe, we have Version 2.21 of Net3270.
The workstations have a real mix of OS/2 (09/21/93), DOS and Windows (2.5 and
 2.61).
 
2.  My manual does not contain the following message:
"VTMNPK353W Delay on RECEIVE from line XXXX. Check line status"
What does it mean?  We haven't tracked it regularly, but it seems that when we
 start to get
these messages we get a lot of them.  We often have to bring down and re-start
 NET3270
on the mainframe to re-establish service to our customers.
 
Any insight you can give into these problems would be appreciated.
 
Thank you.
 
Walt.
 
 
>>> Lyne Thibault  10/17/95 10:00am >>>
Hello,
 
SNA APPLICATION NOT AVAILABLE will show up to user menu screen when the
selected
application is not up or not accessible....
IE. Let say that CICS is not UP and the person selected that application from
 NET3270 menu
 
 In addition in your NET3270 MVS console log you will find a
VTMEXS301 that will clarify the situation
 
Msg will look like :
 VTMNPK351I User LYNE@CC0
 VTMEXS301I VTAM Error - Req= 29, Rtncd= 10, Fdbk2= 12, ACB= NVMT025
 VTMEXS301I Sense = 087D0001
 
Many senses points to SNA application not available. Looking at the console
log
 explain the
real reason why the msg was sent to the user.
In this case 087D means that  Session service path error. the 0001 ... says An
 SSCP has
attempted unsuccessfully to reroute a session services request to its
 destination via one
or more adjacent SSCPs ...
 
 
 
If you try to connect to a gateway that is down&/OR undefined  then you get a
 msgbox in  a
window environment that says Unable to locate IP Host/Gateway
 
Now for a disconnect gateway i.e. PC gateway is up but not with the host yet
 than you get a
msgbox that says Received message from Gateway GETEWAYNAME on WEEKDAY MONTH
DAY TIME YEAR Host Server is unavailable. Your Session will be recreated when
 possible.
 
Another way to get a msg SNA application not available in a window environment
automatically will be connecting to a valid gateway and that
NET3270 menu has an automatic logon to an application ref. = sign in menu line
 definition in
the NET3270 MVS config dataset
 
Hope this help, if not do not hesitate to let me know
Lyne Thibault
514-398-3715
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 20 Sep 1995 18:25:54 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Archie Sprengel 
Subject:      NET3270 for DOS API
 
Hi.
 
We're using a PC (DOS) program called PCI from American Management Systems
(AMS) to communicate with their CUFS CICS application.  The PCs use IBM's
PC3270 Entry Level software for 3270 emulation and API functions.
 
Recently the PCs involved were attached to our campus network and we would
like to switch them from PC3270 to NET3270.  When we try to use PCI under
NET3270, PCI gives the message "Not Connected to Presentation Space".  PCI
lets us configure the Presentation Space ID and we've tried "1", "A", and "E".
 
We've made sure Int7A is disabled in our Novell configuration as suggested
in the manual.  We've also activated tracing in HLLAPI.  We get a few lines
of output when HLLAPI is loaded but never anything else.  (In other words,
when we try PCI and receive the above mentioned error message, no additional
trace output is generated on the printer.)
 
We've developed applications using the PC3270 API with GWBASIC as well as
NET3270 for Windows with Visual Basic.  Since we don't have the source code
for PCI there isn't much else for us to look at.
 
Any ideas would be appreciated.
- - - - -
Archie W. Sprengel, Manager           BITNET:    A446CCR@SEMOVM
Academic Computer Services            Internet:  A446CCR@SEMOVM.SEMO.EDU
Southeast Missouri State University
One University Plaza                  Phone:     (314)651-2217
Cape Girardeau, MO  63701-4799        Fax:       (314)651-2200
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 29 Sep 1995 15:13:42 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ZSAKSAK 
Subject:      Windows Client for V2.5
 
 Greetings,
 
   I have been running NET3270 for years, but never using a
 windows client.  Now that we need it I can't find it!   Pierre
 said they are not supporting any of the older versions.  Can
 anyone send me just the windows client software for V2.5.
 Your kindness is greatly appreciated!
 
 Thanks in advance,
 Scott Kramer (zsaksak@aacci.aacc.cc.md.us)
 
 +++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+ ++
 | SCOTT A. KRAMER  SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER      |  BITNET     ZSAKSAK@AACCI  |
 | Anne Arundel Community College           |             KRAMER@AACC    |
 | 101 College Parkway                      |  Telephone  410-541-2800   |
 | Arnold Md 21012                          |                            |
 |------------------------------------------|-------------------------- -|
 |  VM/ESA 2.2 ESA MODE - VSE/ESA 1.3.6     | MUSIC/SP 3.1 - CICS 2.2    |
 +++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+ ++
 
 
+++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+++
| SCOTT A. KRAMER  SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER      |  BITNET     ZSAKSAK@AACCI |
| Anne Arundel Community College           |             KRAMER@AACC   |
| 101 College Parkway                      |  Telephone  410-541-2800  |
| Arnold Md 21012                          |                           |
|------------------------------------------|---------------------------|
|  VM/ESA 2.2 ESA MODE - VSE/ESA 1.3.6     | MUSIC/SP 3.1 - CICS 2.2   |
+++----------------------------------------+++-----------------------+++
 
QUIT
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 3 Aug 1995 13:40:01 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Mulder, Karl A" 
Subject:      VMSSUB153I Terminating all sesstions
 
The manual reports that VMSERV message 153I "is issued either at system
shutdown or if the DROP LINE command is issued." Looking through my
VMSERV console log I find that this command occured about 6 times with
no "discernable" cause.
 
Should the VM console indicate the cause of the message?
If someone issues a DROP LINE command, does this show up on the console?
 
In one of the dozen times that this happened there was an "I/O" error
on the line.
 
Is there any other type of "error" which causes this to happen?
 
Karl Mulder                               (SPKM@NMU.EDU)
Senior Systems Programmer
Northern Michigan University
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 4 Aug 1995 08:48:07 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Janet E. Lute" 
Subject:      Diacritics
 
I have had a problem which has now occured on two computers about six
weeks apart.  Exactly the same thing happened both times, different
operators.
 
The mapping for at least 2 diacritics disappeared.  The keyboard mapper
indicated that they were still there but no display.  Other diacritics
were functioning OK.  Diacritics lost were: umlat (shift M) and macron
(<)
 
When I looked at my net3270.ini file it was corrupted.  Instead of being
18599 bytes, it was 18577 bytes.  Replacing the ini file fixed the
problem, but what could be causing this?
I am certain that noone went into the ini file and made any change.
 
Janet Lute
Catalog Div.
Princeton University
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 4 Aug 1995 14:56:56 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ian Guthrie 
Subject:      Re: Diacritics
 
Hi, have you check your system for any possible virus infection.
 
Ian
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 11 Aug 1995 17:08:04 EST
Reply-To:     hauck@cfa.harvard.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Roger Hauck 
Organization: Center for Astrophysics
Subject:      Can I run NET3270 & TCP3270 simultaneously?
 
Hi,
 
I am a computer systems person with Librarians who must
simultaneously do cataloging on two different library systems, one of
which is only accessible by TCP/IP and the other of which is only
accessible by Novell.  Can NET3270 and TCP3270 be run at the same
time?  The problem, as I see it, is that they both use the same name
for their ini files, namely NET3270.ini.
 
Roger
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 16 Aug 1995 13:30:46 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Nick_Cutry_at_SLU2@CCMAILLINK.STLAWU.EDU
 
     Can anybody give me some insights into a problem:
 
     I have an IBM 3270 coax adapter that I have used in the past in a
     Net3270 Gateway.  I am trying to set up a new PC to use as a gateway.
     This machine is a PS/2 model 50Z (identical configuration as another
     that I am using right now).  When I start the dftserv program it
     terminates with the message that the "Coax adapter does not appear to
     be an IBM type".  This doesn't make any sense to me.  The card passes
     diags and the machine is configured the same as to the machine next to
     it.  In fact, I've gone so far as to copy the boot disk from another
     gateway and just change the gateway name.
 
     Any thoughts or ideas would be most appreciated.
 
     Thanks,
 
     Nick Cutry
     St. Lawrence University
     Ncut@ccmaillink.stlawu.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 18 Aug 1995 16:11:04 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Walter Slazyk 
Subject:      Coax adapter does not appear to be IBM type. - REPLY
 
Nick,
 
    We had a similar problem here at Loyola University.  Our problem was that
NET3270 looks for the IBM co-ax card at address CE00.  Early versions of the
IBM
3270 co-ax card were set for this address.  Later versions of the card allow
you
 to
use different addresses.   If the card is not set at CE00,  then Net3270
doesn't
 find
it, hence the message.  Run configuration and make sure you have the right
address set.
 
Walt Slazyk,  Loyola University Chicago,  WSLAZYK@LUC.EDU
 
>   I have an IBM 3270 coax adapter that I have used in the past in a
>    Net3270 Gateway.  I am trying to set up a new PC to use as a gateway.
>    This machine is a PS/2 model 50Z (identical configuration as another
>    that I am using right now).  When I start the dftserv program it
>    terminates with the message that the "Coax adapter does not appear to
>    be an IBM type".  This doesn't make any sense to me.  The card passes
>    diags and the machine is configured the same as to the machine next to
>    it.  In fact, I've gone so far as to copy the boot disk from another
>    gateway and just change the gateway name.
>
>    Any thoughts or ideas would be most appreciated.
>    Thanks,
>
>    Nick Cutry of St. Lawrence University   (Ncut@ccmaillink.stlawu.edu)
=========================================================================
Date:         Sun, 20 Aug 1995 17:13:24 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         SORGI 
Subject:      Information as per your request
 
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=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 13 Jul 1995 15:33:55 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Nick_Cutry_at_SLU2@CCMAILLINK.STLAWU.EDU
Subject:      page fault errors with Net3270 for Windows
 
     My apologies if this is to the wrong list.  I couldn't remember if
     there was a separate list for the Windows product or not.
 
     At any rate, we seem to be having quite a number of page fault errors
     when running Net3270 for Windows (v 2.0).  It seems to happen no
     matter no matter what else the user may be running at the time.  I've
     tried the basic Windows tips like changing device=*vtd to
     device=vtda.386 and I've added the TimerCriticalSection=10000 to the
     system.ini but to no avail.  Some users seem to be getting GP errors
     instead of page faults, but there doesn't seem to be a pattern.  I do
     have one user that can make the error occur just be using alt-tab to
     switch applications.  We use Saber menu for Windows as our desktop
     instead of program manager, but I don't think that's the cause since I
     do have other users that user saber with many applications with no
     problem.  Any ideas?
 
 
     Any hints, tips, or bits of wisdom would be most appreciated.
 
     Thanks,
 
     Nick Cutry
     ncut@ccmaillink.stlawu.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 13 Jul 1995 15:10:42 PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Strickland 
Subject:      Re: page fault errors with Net3270 for Windows
 
On Thu, 13 Jul 1995 15:33:55 EST
Nick_Cutry_at_SLU2@CCMAILLINK.STLAWU.EDU wrote:
 
>      My apologies if this is to the wrong list.  I
couldn't remember if
>      there was a separate list for the Windows product or
not.
>
>      At any rate, we seem to be having quite a number of
page fault errors
>      when running Net3270 for Windows (v 2.0).  It seems
to happen no
>      matter no matter what else the user may be running
at the time.  I've
>      tried the basic Windows tips like changing
device=*vtd to
>      device=vtda.386 and I've added the
TimerCriticalSection=10000 to the
>      system.ini but to no avail.  Some users seem to be
getting GP errors
>      instead of page faults, but there doesn't seem to be
a pattern.  I do
>      have one user that can make the error occur just be
using alt-tab to
>      switch applications.  We use Saber menu for Windows
as our desktop
>      instead of program manager, but I don't think that's
the cause since I
>      do have other users that user saber with many
applications with no
>      problem.  Any ideas?
 
We had this problem in 2.0 and it continues in our current
production 2.6 having been reincarnated with each new
version.  The only thing we have found that helps is
to tell your users to always open Win3270 last.  This cuts
the crash rate from 2-3 a day to 2-3 per week.  I've kept
logs but have never found a pattern that would tell me what
to change.
 
Perhaps we could compare setup notes?  We use Saber on
Netware 3.11 most often with Lan WorkPlace.  The problem
predates the installation of LWP, however.  It used to
occur just as regularly with the other packet driver
(WinSock, I think).  We've tried updating video drivers
(which alleviates but does not eliminate the problem), just
about every combination of included and excluded memory
that my fertile mind could devise, adding RAM, changing
video settings, and many other tricks including the ones
you mentioned.  I would especially like to know what kind
of computers did NOT have the problem and how they are set
up.
_______________________________________
Joe Strickland
University of Texas at Dallas
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 13 Jul 1995 17:50:44 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         GEORGE VAN DYKE 
Subject:      Wnet3270 and Notis
 
I have been asked to look into why when using net3270 for windows
v2.6  staff can't mark records and then print them.  At this point I am not
sure if this is net3270 problem or Notis or an IBM mainframe problem.
One question I have is on the 3174 controller  that is the gateway does
the file transfer bit have to be set in this configuration?  I would
appreciatge hearing from anyone with a similiar setup.  The mainframe is
an ibm  4381 running vse/esa.
George
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 13 Jul 1995 21:14:36 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Paul B. Hill" 
Subject:      Re: page fault errors with Net3270 for Windows
 
We have had no reports of problems like this. Has anyone bothered to use
drwatson or Bounds Checker for Windows on problem systems so that they could
provide the log to Pierre?
 
Paul
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 17 Jul 1995 10:58:04 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Wnet3270 and Notis
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              13 Jul 1995 17:50:44 -0400 from 
 
On Thu, 13 Jul 1995 17:50:44 -0400 GEORGE VAN DYKE said:
>I have been asked to look into why when using net3270 for windows
>v2.6  staff can't mark records and then print them.  At this point I am not
>sure if this is net3270 problem or Notis or an IBM mainframe problem.
>One question I have is on the 3174 controller  that is the gateway does
>the file transfer bit have to be set in this configuration?  I would
>appreciatge hearing from anyone with a similiar setup.  The mainframe is
>an ibm  4381 running vse/esa.
 
George,
 
I don't know what you mean by printing.
 
If you are using NET3270's Print Screen feature, anything you see should
print properly. We have discovered little printing anomolies which are
corrected in v3.0
 
If you are using real 3287 printers or something, I can't help you much.
However, the File Transfer bit was only in 3274s. 3174s have no
stupid configuration options like their older counterparts.
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 18 Jul 1995 19:37:17 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         romance@IN.THE.FORMER.USSR.UA
Subject:      letter from Olga!  =) (Unverified)
 
     Not to long ago, I posted a message re: meeting women of the former
soviet union through romance ads.
 
     In August, Olga will travel to Moscow from her home in Kiev, Ukraine.
In Moscow, Olga will have a much easier and cost efficient means to place
your personal romance ad throughout Russia.
 
Last week I received the following from Olga:
 
     "I have already sent your ad to the papers in such towns: Moscow,
St. Petersburg, Vladimir, Kazan.  At nearest future I will send your ad to the
paper in some more 12 towns of Russia, where papers are published.
     Some times (in winter, spring & now) I placed your ad in other papers,
but they are not most popular paper in Moscow and some large cities of Russia.
     Besides, I am continuing to place your ad in papers of Ukraine.  I
promise to place your ad in some other papers when I will come to Moscow in
August.  I am glad that you have received fairly many letters from Russian &
Ukrainian girls and I think you will received some more ones and will find
your ideal in my country soon.
     I thank you very much ones more for your kindness & your help.
My best wishes,
 
Olga"
 
     This isn't a scam - call it panhandling if you want. . . I sent her $40
or $50 and I've received over 45 responses.  Unlike placing romance ads in
the U.S., women from the former USSR respond.  Although one would guess the
are doing so in the hopes of American citizenship, I haven't found it so.
 
     Olga lives in Kiev, Ukraine (population 3 million) and will travel to
Moscow in August to visit her father.  If you were to send a letter this
week, she would receive it in time.  The population of Moscow is 10 million
-- (3 times the size of Los Angeles.)
 
     Feel free to send a letter and ask her your questions.  She will be happy
to respond.
 
Olga's address:
 
Ukraine
Kiev 253121
Dekabristov Street 5 - 178
Olga Kozmina
 
     I am posting anonymously because of the flames and volume of inquiries
that would result otherwise.  I think those who are truely interested will
take the time to write.
_____________________________________________________________________________
To: probable flamer
Subject: polite note
 
     Although Olga has never seen a newsgroup nor heard of "net-etiquette,"
she believes that offering lonely singles the possibility of romance exceeds
the cost of angering those who feel the net shouldn't be used in this fashion.
     IHA (I humbly ask) that you not flame the postmaster of this site.
 
peace. . .
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 25 Jul 1995 16:13:57 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Julie Wetherill 
Subject:      printing and form feed
 
My apologies if this question has been asked before...
 
Is there a way to reconfigure McGill TCP3270 to
print multiple screen images to a page before
formfeeding?
 
We're killing alot of trees by printing single
screen images followed by form feeds. The "print-raw"
feature unformats the image (puts it at the top
of the page rather than centered) but McGill
religiously follows with a form feed.
 
Are there no other options?
 
Thanks.
--Julie
 
===============================================================
Julie Wetherill                 (617)495-3724
Office for Information Systems  julie_wetherill@harvard.edu
Harvard University Library
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 25 Jul 1995 18:08:31 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: printing and form feed
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              25 Jul 1995 16:13:57 -0400 from 
 
On Tue, 25 Jul 1995 16:13:57 -0400 Julie Wetherill said:
>My apologies if this question has been asked before...
>
>Is there a way to reconfigure McGill TCP3270 to
>print multiple screen images to a page before
>formfeeding?
 
Not in the current release, nor the next release. Perhaps after that...
 
>We're killing alot of trees by printing single
>screen images followed by form feeds. The "print-raw"
>feature unformats the image (puts it at the top
>of the page rather than centered) but McGill
>religiously follows with a form feed.
>
>Are there no other options?
 
If you are printing to a PCL (non-postscript) type device, you could use
the Print-Raw-LPTx command and disable the formfeed at the end of the page.
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Sun, 4 Jun 1995 21:18:10 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joseph Potts 
Subject:      Using VB EHLLAPI iface to enter ALA chars
In-Reply-To:  <89087816700BE671@CC.UTAH.EDU>
 
We are starting to build a interface to input MARC records into our NOTIS
system using TCP370 for Windows and the Visual Basic (or perhaps C) EHLLAPI
interface.  I can't see how to how to enter the ALA special characters
and diacritics using EHLLAPI commands. Any advice on how
to do this would be appreciated.
 
Joe Potts
Marriott Library
University of Utah
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 5 Jun 1995 09:55:49 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Using VB EHLLAPI iface to enter ALA chars
In-Reply-To:  Message of Sun,
              4 Jun 1995 21:18:10 -0600 from 
 
On Sun, 4 Jun 1995 21:18:10 -0600 Joseph Potts said:
>We are starting to build a interface to input MARC records into our NOTIS
>system using TCP370 for Windows and the Visual Basic (or perhaps C) EHLLAPI
>interface.  I can't see how to how to enter the ALA special characters
>and diacritics using EHLLAPI commands. Any advice on how
>to do this would be appreciated.
 
Joe,
 
You're absolutely right. There is no mechanism in the current version
to input ALA characters. We will be adding something for v3.0.
 
This is your chance to tell us how you would like the VB interface to
work. Since we don't develop ALA apps here, your input would be
greatly appreciated.
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 5 Jun 1995 17:48:57 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joseph Potts 
Subject:      Re: Using VB EHLLAPI iface to enter ALA chars
In-Reply-To:  
 
In case anyone else is interested, I'll answer my own question.
A collegue at BYU reminded me to the ancient Notis way of entering the ALA
special characters using the backslash  as an escape character before a
standard ASCII character. Haven't tried it yet but it should work.
 
Joe Potts
 
On Mon, 5 Jun 1995, Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man wrote:
 
> On Sun, 4 Jun 1995 21:18:10 -0600 Joseph Potts said:
> >We are starting to build a interface to input MARC records into our NOTIS
> >system using TCP370 for Windows and the Visual Basic (or perhaps C) EHLLAPI
> >interface.  I can't see how to how to enter the ALA special characters
> >and diacritics using EHLLAPI commands. Any advice on how
> >to do this would be appreciated.
>
> Joe,
>
> You're absolutely right. There is no mechanism in the current version
> to input ALA characters. We will be adding something for v3.0.
>
> This is your chance to tell us how you would like the VB interface to
> work. Since we don't develop ALA apps here, your input would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
>
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 20 Jun 1995 11:19:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         jld3y 
Subject:      Release 2.6
 
Pierre,
 
How is release 2.6 coming?  Has it been officially released or will a new
release (3.0) be coming out soon?  We have some users that want to start
using release 2.6 but we have told them the production version is not out
yet.
 
Thanks,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
(804) 924-4168
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 20 Jun 1995 11:31:17 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Release 2.6
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              20 Jun 1995 11:19:20 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 20 Jun 1995 11:19:20 EDT jld3y said:
>Pierre,
>
>How is release 2.6 coming?  Has it been officially released or will a new
>release (3.0) be coming out soon?  We have some users that want to start
>using release 2.6 but we have told them the production version is not out
>yet.
 
v2.60 has been in production since Dec 1, 1994. v3.0 which is the next
major release is due Aug/Sep 95.
 
The current shipping version is v2.60.14. It corrects reported problems
from v2.60 base.
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 20 Jun 1995 12:27:45 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Using EHLLAPI with NET3270 for Windows v2.60.14
 
We have recently discovered a 'lack of documentation' for using EHLLAPI
programs with NET3270 for Windows v2.60.14
 
The problems stems in that the EHLLAPI DLL can communicate with either
NET3270 or TCP3270 but chooses TCP3270 by default.
 
In order to instruct EHLLAPI (ACS3EHAP.DLL) to communicate with NET3270
for Windows, add the following line to the EHLLAPI.Settings section of
the NET3270.INI file located in the Windows directory:
 
[EHLLAPI.Settings]
System Name = NET3270
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Chief Architect, Connectivity Products
McGill Systems Inc                      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 2 May 1995 12:28:39 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Greg Kaisen 
Subject:      FWD>SOS
 
Mail*Link(r) SMTP               FWD>SOS
 
Karen, ever hear of anything similiar to the below McGill error, have any
advice
on what to try first?
 
Thanks, Greg
 
--------------------------------------
Date: 5/1/95 4:55 PM
From: Louis
Here it is.  Louis
 
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Whenever I connect to YaleVM (McGILL) I get the following message in a
bordered window in the center of the screen:
                         APPLICATION ERROR
      PROGMAN caused a general production fault in module USER.EXE at
        0001:3ACA
Under that is a "close" buttom--when I click on it I go right into YALEVM.
When I finish with YALEVM and click on the "close session" button the big
problem occurs!  I get taken right out of WINDOWS to a black screen and the
following message appears:
"EMM386 has detected error #06 in an application at memory address 00B8:OBCF.
To minimize the chance of data loss, EMM386 has halted your computer.  For
more information see the README.TXT file.
 
To restart your computer, press Enter."
 
I discovered that if I open other McGill profiles first then I don't
experience
the problem with YaleVM that I described to you--I haven't tried going just
in to YALEVM since--perhaps you can explain to me from here what was (is?)
going on.  Or shall I try just going into YALEVM to see if the problem is
replicated?
 
Ok I just did and encountered the previously described problem
again.  So we now know that it only occurs if I go directly to to YALEVM
(within Windows via TCPIP).
 
What instructions do you have for me until you can get over to fix whatever
the problem is?     Cheers, Louis
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 3 May 1995 17:02:07 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      defaults and WIN3270 Version 2.60
 
Pierre,
I just got around to installing WIN3270 Version 2.60.11.  I editted the
INSTALL.MST file and changed the SetSymbolValue of "EncryptIn" to "ON"
but it doesn't seem to enable that when I open a window.  I believe
this use to make "ON" the default.
 
One other thing.  When you open a session I thought WIN3270 use to
display the available gateways.  It doesn't seem to anymore.  I can
type in an alternate but I don't seem to beable to "list" them.  This
was a very handy feature.
 
-Ed
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 4 May 1995 21:18:26 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: defaults and WIN3270 Version 2.60
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed, 3 May 1995 17:02:07 -0400 from

 
On Wed, 3 May 1995 17:02:07 -0400 Ed Malina said:
>Pierre,
>I just got around to installing WIN3270 Version 2.60.11.  I editted the
>INSTALL.MST file and changed the SetSymbolValue of "EncryptIn" to "ON"
>but it doesn't seem to enable that when I open a window.  I believe
>this use to make "ON" the default.
 
That will set the default value to On. But if you select a profile,
all settings are overridden by the profile. I'll take a look at it.
 
>One other thing.  When you open a session I thought WIN3270 use to
>display the available gateways.  It doesn't seem to anymore.  I can
>type in an alternate but I don't seem to beable to "list" them.  This
>was a very handy feature.
 
Yes, it was there and is currently broken. I'll fix it for v3.0.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 5 May 1995 08:27:48 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      Re: defaults and WIN3270 Version 2.60
In-Reply-To:  <199505050121.VAA199150@moose.uvm.edu>
 
> On Wed, 3 May 1995 17:02:07 -0400 Ed Malina said:
> >Pierre,
> >I just got around to installing WIN3270 Version 2.60.11.  I editted the
> >INSTALL.MST file and changed the SetSymbolValue of "EncryptIn" to "ON"
> >but it doesn't seem to enable that when I open a window.  I believe
> >this use to make "ON" the default.
>
> That will set the default value to On. But if you select a profile,
> all settings are overridden by the profile. I'll take a look at it.
 
Pierre, I thought that might be the problem so I erased the NET3270.INI
file in the WINDOWS directory, re-did the install and I still had the
problem.
 
Thanks!
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 5 May 1995 16:56:05 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Dan Koeppel 
Subject:      HLLAPI question
 
I am developing a Visual Basic application which requires data to
be transferred between the mainframe and PC each day.  Therefore,
we want to use the EHLLAPI interface to make the process pain-
free for our users.  I have been able to use the "helper"
HLLCALLS.BAS functions to connect to a host session, search the
PS, SendKeys, etc.  After I SendKeys, I need to search the PS for
a string on the "next screen".  My problem is that I have not
found a way to have the contents of the PS updated.  Following
the SendKeys to move to the "next screen", the PS appears to be
empty.
 
To guide me through this process, I'm using a BASIC program we
currently use in another PC application which uploads files to
the host.  This program uses function (24 - Query Host Update) to
update the PS, along with functions (17 - Storage Manager) and
(23-Start Host Notification).  I attempted to create my own VB
functions for these, which resulted in system errors.
 
What method should be used to get the contents of the PS updated?
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 5 May 1995 19:31:23 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: HLLAPI question
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              5 May 1995 16:56:05 CDT from 
 
On Fri, 5 May 1995 16:56:05 CDT Dan Koeppel said:
>I am developing a Visual Basic application which requires data to
>be transferred between the mainframe and PC each day.  Therefore,
>we want to use the EHLLAPI interface to make the process pain-
>free for our users.  I have been able to use the "helper"
>HLLCALLS.BAS functions to connect to a host session, search the
>PS, SendKeys, etc.  After I SendKeys, I need to search the PS for
>a string on the "next screen".  My problem is that I have not
>found a way to have the contents of the PS updated.  Following
>the SendKeys to move to the "next screen", the PS appears to be
>empty.
>
>To guide me through this process, I'm using a BASIC program we
>currently use in another PC application which uploads files to
>the host.  This program uses function (24 - Query Host Update) to
>update the PS, along with functions (17 - Storage Manager) and
>(23-Start Host Notification).  I attempted to create my own VB
>functions for these, which resulted in system errors.
>
>What method should be used to get the contents of the PS updated?
 
The Storage Manager functions aren't supported in our VB interface
because they are of no use.  The Start,Query,Stop Host Update
functions should give you the functionality you want. However,
you probably want to do the Start Host Update before you press the
keys, then do multiple Query Host Updates until you get the string
you expect (the SendKeys function updates the PS and in turn
turns on the PS Updated internal flag).  You can also use the
WAIT(TWAIT) function to wait until the host unlocks the 3270 keyboard.
 
Do you have NET3270 for Windows v2.60 or higher? There were many
bug fixes in v2.60 which you may need.
 
 
Pierre Goyette
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems
Manager, Networking & Communications
McGill University Computing Centre      E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200           Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Montreal, Quebec                        Fax:    (514) 398-6876
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 23 May 1995 13:14:41 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Joyce 
Subject:      VM/VTAM NET3270 Problem
 
Can anyone offer any suggestions on the following problems we are having
with the VM/VTAM version of NET3270? Pierre is away for the week.
 
 
1. On some "VTMNPK351I User" messages the following field is corrupted. In
   some cases it seems to contain part of the screen.
 
   In some cases the message is VTMEXS307I: Use field not specified in ACB
 
2. VTMEXS301I VTAM Error - Req= 24, Rtncd= 14, Fdbk2= 13, ACB= K103G003
   VTMEXS301I Sense = N/A
 
    When the lu K103G003 is checked it is active and has no sessions bound.
 
3.  Numerous sessions are being left in PSEST status. These lu's are unable
    to complete session initiation.
 
    In these cases the user gets a message: SNA Application Unavailable.
 
    VTMEXS301I VTAM Error - Req= 29, Rtncd= 10, Fdbk2= 12, ACB= K107G007
    VTMEXS301I Sense= 0805000B
 
    When the sessions for this lu are displayed there is one ACTIV and one
    PSEST.
 
         Our PC Gateway is V2.15
         PC Clients are V2.20a
         VTAMSERV is V2.21
 
   Our users create sessions to VSE/VTAM with VSE/CICS as well as to VSCS
   on VM/ESA. Both VTAM's are V3.4. The VM/VTAM is the non-XA version.
 
    I was comparing the VM and MVS APPL definitions: in MVS PARSESS=YES,
in VM PARSESS=NO; in VM FASTPASS=NO is specified for the secondary LU's,
no specification in MVS.
 
In the LBUILD LOCAL definition for the gateway: in VM DLOGMOD=NSX32702,
in MVS DLOGMOD=DSILGMOD.
 
Are the VM definitions as they should be?
 
Your help will be much appreciated,
Bill Joyce
Systems Programmer
Iona College
(914) 633-2535
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 11 Apr 1995 10:57:02 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Larry Scollard (UNT)" 
Subject:      DFTSERV Gateway NET408W Problems
 
Greetings Fellow Net3270 Administrators,
 
We are currently running 3 DFTSERV gateway machines for Net3270 DOS, OS/2,
and Windows support.  As of last Friday we have been seeing the following
error message on one of our gateways:
 
NET408W Unable to allocate memory block. Requested size was iiii.
 
The messages come and go with no other visable signs of trouble except
that once last Friday the messages continued constantly and we had to
reboot the gateway.  Each message translates into a data block that a
user didn't receive at the workstation so you can see that this leads
to some strange screen displays at the users' PC.
 
My question is have any other DFTSERV gateway sites seen this message?
Has anyone been able to figure out a cause or a solution for this problem?
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!
 
Regards,
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
University of Tennessee Computing Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
Voice: (615) 974-6721
Facs:  (615) 974-4810
Email: pa8250@utkvm1.utk.edu
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Date:         Tue, 11 Apr 1995 12:17:11 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: DFTSERV Gateway NET408W Problems
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              11 Apr 1995 10:57:02 LCL from 
 
On Tue, 11 Apr 1995 10:57:02 LCL Larry Scollard (UNT) said:
>Greetings Fellow Net3270 Administrators,
>
>We are currently running 3 DFTSERV gateway machines for Net3270 DOS, OS/2,
>and Windows support.  As of last Friday we have been seeing the following
>error message on one of our gateways:
>
>NET408W Unable to allocate memory block. Requested size was iiii.
>
>The messages come and go with no other visable signs of trouble except
>that once last Friday the messages continued constantly and we had to
>reboot the gateway.  Each message translates into a data block that a
>user didn't receive at the workstation so you can see that this leads
>to some strange screen displays at the users' PC.
>
>My question is have any other DFTSERV gateway sites seen this message?
>Has anyone been able to figure out a cause or a solution for this problem?
>Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!
 
Larry,
 
My first comment is are you running v2.15 Rev E. If not, then pick up
the latest version on the FTP server.
 
If you are, we have noticed that problem on certain gateways and the
problem seems attributable to the LAN driver. We have seen the problem
here specifically on gateways which have Token Ring boards and older
drivers.
 
There, I suggest that you check that all your ODI drivers are the latest
from Novell. If you're not sure, send me the list and I'll verify
for you. If you aren't running ODI, then switch to it now.
 
The memory problem is basically fragmented memory from what appears
to be a memory leak but we can't quite prove it.
 
Give me a call so we can try to resolve your problem.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 1 Mar 1995 16:00:00 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Hayes 
Subject:      net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink
 
     I recently upgraded to v2.6 and seem to have lost the proper
configuration that will allow me to use a product called Emc2/Tao PC-Link. I
use PC-Link to download my mail from my mainframe mailer (Emc2), running under
NET3270 (for Windows), to my desktop. That is, I USED to use this facility -
the two products don't seem to be handshaking properly anymore. It appears
that PC-link (which is using  "Attachmate's Extra for Window's" terminal
emulation setting) is "connected" to a host session, but when the download
feature on Emc2 is invoked the PC-Link product is not waking up.
 
    I know Pierre was able to help us set up the correct configuration before
and for the life of me I haven't been able to find the right combination
(not to mention foolishly removing my v2.5 edition before loading v2.6). I've
tried about a zillion NET3270 configurations and haven't been able to come
across the right one to make these things work together. Any advice?  I'm
getting ready to switch to Pegasus Mail soon! I also noted that in v2.5
the ACS3EHAP.DLL provided support identical to Attachmate's HLLAPI whereas
in v2.6 the ACS3EHAP.DLL provides support identical to DCA's HLLAPI - could
this be my problem?
 
    I suspect this has something to do with the EHLLAPI settings, but have to
admit to a mainframe programmer heritage and a limited understanding of this
subject area. Any help is appreciated, as are references to material that
would help me increase my knowledge of EHLLAPI/HLLAPI.
 
    Thanks in advance for any and all advice (well, MOST advice anyway)!
 
Bill Hayes
Lead Programmer/Analyst
Syracuse University
Information Systems Dept.
Skytop Office Building
Syracuse, NY 13244
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 08:00:40 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joel Dunn 
Subject:      SPX connection problem
In-Reply-To:  
 
Hi folks.  I don't usually post to this listserv since I don't have a lot
of problems with my NET3270 installation.  However, a new one has cropped
up and I'm looking for ideas.
 
Scenario:
We have one SPX-based NET3270 server (Ver 2.15 rev. E).  Typically, I
have 20 to 40 connections on it, and things work pretty well.  I have a
mix of DOS clients and Windows clients (V2.50 of the Windows program).
In the past week, two customers have reported to me that they have
installed NET3270 on stations that are fully operational,
network-attached, yet when they try to run NET3270, they get the message
"Error initializing SPX.  Rc:0. Task ID=0.".  I have installed the same
copy of the distribution they used on one of my machines and it loaded
perfectly.  The components of the Netware driver complex seem to be a
reasonable combination of known "good" versions of LSL, IPXODI, and NETX.
 
I'm afraid I don't have a good place to look for an answer.  Any help
would be appreciated.  Thanks!
 
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Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 09:47:02 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Larry Scollard (UNT)" 
Subject:      SPX Connection Problem
 
Greetings,
 
I am responding to Joel Dunn's earlier note about the "Error initializing
SPX...." message.
 
Where I have run into this before is on a Windows workstation that is not
running the Novell drivers for Windows - netware.drv, vipx.386, etc.  I
often find that users have installed Windows but Windows didn't install
these drivers during setup.  If you login to the NetWare server before you
start Windows I believe you will still "see" all of the network mapped
drives and not realize that you are missing any of the drivers.
 
This may not be your problem, but it might be worth checking.
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
University of Tennessee Computing Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 11:45:21 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Greg Kaisen 
Subject:      Odd problem
 
        Reply to:   Odd problem
 
Ok folks, here's an odd one: if I use any of the function keys while running
the
RICE mail program off of the mainframe, my Windows TCP3270 vers. 2.5 session
will lock up.  I can either press  or type the word "read" and both will
have the same effect.
The function keys however cause no problems when doing other things on the
same
IBM host like XEDIT or FILELIST.
On the 3270 status line when the problem occurs, I see "X CLOCK" briefly flash
by, and the "X SYSTEM" stays on the screen and I become locked up.
-any thoughtful suggestions??
thanks,    GREG_KAISEN@QM.YALE.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 13:34:34 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Larry Scollard (UNT)" 
Subject:      PF Key Problems with RiceMAIL
 
Greetings,
 
In response to Greg Kaisen's note about an "odd one" with PF Keys under
RiceMAIL...
 
Could this be another case of the RiceMAIL "SET FULLSCREEN ON" problem?
A year or so ago, we ran into a similar PF Key problem which only ocurred
when running RiceMAIL.  It turned out to be a bug in the DOS version of
Net3270 (which was quickly addressed by Pierre) that surfaced when using
RiceMAIL due to RiceMAIL's setting FULLSCREEN ON in the Xedit session.
In our case a PF Key had to be struck twice to have any effect.  Setting
FULLSCREEN OFF while in RiceMAIL solved the problem until Pierre got an
official fix written and distributed.
 
This may be a different problem, but it sounds very familiar.
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
University of Tennessee Computing Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 18:22:19 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Odd problem
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              2 Mar 1995 11:45:21 -0500 from 
 
On Thu, 2 Mar 1995 11:45:21 -0500 Greg Kaisen said:
>        Reply to:   Odd problem
>
>Ok folks, here's an odd one: if I use any of the function keys while running
>the
>RICE mail program off of the mainframe, my Windows TCP3270 vers. 2.5 session
>will lock up.  I can either press  or type the word "read" and both will
>have the same effect.
>The function keys however cause no problems when doing other things on the
same
>IBM host like XEDIT or FILELIST.
>On the 3270 status line when the problem occurs, I see "X CLOCK" briefly
flash
>by, and the "X SYSTEM" stays on the screen and I become locked up.
 
This does sound like the problem Larry refers to. The problem was that the
AID byte was being reset when it wasn't supposed to. My fix for this is
to upgrade to version 2.6 since I now that it is fixed.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 1995 19:14:42 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Hawkins, Mike" 
Organization: UNC
Subject:      NET3270 List
In-Reply-To:  <105F562F01F20000>
 
Pierre:
 
Please remove me from the NET3270 list.
 
 
Mike Hawkins, Networking Systems\LAN Design Consultant
Office of Information Technology             mike_hawkins@unc.edu
Systems Division-Networking Group            919-962-5390
12 Phillips Hall, CB# 1405
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, North Carolina  27599-1405
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 4 Mar 1995 16:50:51 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              1 Mar 1995 16:00:00 EST from 
 
On Wed, 1 Mar 1995 16:00:00 EST Bill Hayes said:
>     I recently upgraded to v2.6 and seem to have lost the proper
>configuration that will allow me to use a product called Emc2/Tao PC-Link. I
>use PC-Link to download my mail from my mainframe mailer (Emc2), running
under
>NET3270 (for Windows), to my desktop. That is, I USED to use this facility -
>the two products don't seem to be handshaking properly anymore. It appears
>that PC-link (which is using  "Attachmate's Extra for Window's" terminal
>emulation setting) is "connected" to a host session, but when the download
>feature on Emc2 is invoked the PC-Link product is not waking up.
>
>    I know Pierre was able to help us set up the correct configuration before
>and for the life of me I haven't been able to find the right combination
>(not to mention foolishly removing my v2.5 edition before loading v2.6). I've
>tried about a zillion NET3270 configurations and haven't been able to come
>across the right one to make these things work together. Any advice?  I'm
>getting ready to switch to Pegasus Mail soon! I also noted that in v2.5
>the ACS3EHAP.DLL provided support identical to Attachmate's HLLAPI whereas
>in v2.6 the ACS3EHAP.DLL provides support identical to DCA's HLLAPI - could
>this be my problem?
>
>    I suspect this has something to do with the EHLLAPI settings, but have to
>admit to a mainframe programmer heritage and a limited understanding of this
>subject area. Any help is appreciated, as are references to material that
>would help me increase my knowledge of EHLLAPI/HLLAPI.
>
>    Thanks in advance for any and all advice (well, MOST advice anyway)!
 
Bill,
 
I have attached a document which describes setting EHLLAPI.  I know that
this is a pain and we have changed some of the defaults in the installation
for v2.61 to prevent this extra twiddling. Also, the next version of the
SETUP will prompt the user if he/she will use EHLLAPI, if so SETUP will
set everything automatically during the install.
 
Pierre
 
=============================================================================
 
Using EHLLAPI with Client Applications
--------------------------------------
 
Before you can use the EHLLAPI interface between TCP3270 and client
applications such as ClientBuilder, you must configure TCP3270 properly.
 
1)  If you have not yet created a Session Profile, you must do
    so.  The Session Profile contains the host IP Address and other
    session configuration options.  You can do this easily by
    selecting Save Options... from the Options menu.  In this
    text, we'll use the sample profile name, HOST1.
 
 
2)  You need to associate a EHLLAPI short name (letter) to a session
    profile.  This allows EHLLAPI to launch a session automatically if
    you start your client application without starting the emulator
    first.  Select EHLLAPI... from the Options menu.  Select the
    "A = " item, select the "HOST1" profile name (replace with your
    own) and then press << Set <<.  You have now created an
    assoication between a session and a profile.  This change will
    only take effect when you completely restart the emulator.
 
3)  You will need to change some of the EHLLAPI configuration
    parameters stored in the NET3270.INI file in the Windows
    directory.  Edit the NET3270.INI file with a text editor (EDIT,
    NOTEPAD, ...) of your choice.  Change or add the following lines
    to the [EHLLAPI.Settings] section.
 
    [EHLLAPI.Settings]
    Auto Unload = Off
    Force Unload = Off
    Start Minimized = On
 
4)  Restart the emulator and start your connection using the profile
    you saved.  You can do so easily by selecting the profile and
    pressing OK or double-clicking on the profile name when at the
    Open New Session dialog.  Perform any system login that you may
    need to do and start your EHLLAPI application.  You should notice
    the "A" short name at column 19 in the OIA.  If you encounter any
    problems, an EHLLAPI trace will help us determine the problem
    quickly.
 
 
Getting a EHLLAPI Trace
-----------------------
 
To get a EHLLAPI trace, access the EHLLAPI configuration dialog in
TCP3270 by selecting EHLLAPI... from the Options menu.  Check the
"Enable tracing to file" option and set the trace filename to a full
path.  (You probably have to add C:  or something in front of the
"\EHLLAPI.TRC" name.
 
Start your client application until it fails.  Then exit your
application.
 
You will see the trace file created.  Call us and FTP the file
anonymously to WORF.CC.MCGILL.CA and deposit it into the "incoming"
directory under a name which represents your company. eg.  XYZCORP.TRC
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 4 Mar 1995 16:57:06 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
Subject:      Re: net3270 v2.6 and Emc2/PClink -Reply
 
My In-box has received your message and I will respond upon my return..
 
I will be out of the office from Monday, March 6th. through Wednesday, March
8th. I will be back in the office, on Thursday, March 9th.
 
If this is a INFOSYS LAN issue that needs immediate attention please contact
Ron Rosier (ROSIERR) at 7-7225.
 
-RG
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 13 Mar 1995 14:48:12 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Lesly Corrielus 
Subject:      Printing ALA characters from net3270
 
I am having problem printing ALA characters from NET3270 version 2.5. I
am getting all kind of funy faces where I should get ALA.
 I tried every thing I can thing of and I look for any configuration file
which I can play around with, I could not find one. Can anyone help?
 
Note: I am using HP Deskjet, HP Laserjet II and IV.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 14 Mar 1995 07:39:27 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Michael Kaplan 
Subject:      Re: Printing ALA characters from net3270
 
>I am having problem printing ALA characters from NET3270 version 2.5. I
>am getting all kind of funy faces where I should get ALA.
> I tried every thing I can thing of and I look for any configuration file
>which I can play around with, I could not find one. Can anyone help?
>
>Note: I am using HP Deskjet, HP Laserjet II and IV.
>
 
 
LC--
 
I use those same printers with beautiful results.  Call me at the office and
maybe we can work thru it real quickly.
 
I assume that your display of those characters is OK?
 
MK
 *****************      Michael Kaplan
 *****************      Head, Database Management
 ***    ***    ***      Coordinator for OCLC/RLIN Operations
 *** VE *** RI ***         in the Harvard College Library
 ***    ***    ***       Widener Library 88
   **** TAS ****         Harvard College Library
     *********           Harvard University
       *****             Cambridge, MA  02138
        ***              E-MAIL:   mkaplan @ fas.harvard.edu
                         VOICE:    (617) 496-3794
                         FAX:      (617) 495-0403
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 28 Mar 1995 10:42:57 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Godown, Richard" 
Subject:      Trumpet Winsock error
 
We get this WINSOCK error on some machines from time to time.  Where are
these resources coming from and what can we do to keep this from happening??
We are using WIN3270 version 2.5 and Trumpet Winsock version 2b.
Included below is the Trumpet dialog box messages.
 
Trumpet Winsock Version 2.0 Revision B
Copyright (c) 1993,1994 by Peter R. Tattam
All Rights Reserved.
This copy of the Trumpet Winsock is registered to
"University of Rochester".
Ethernet address = 00:AA:00:40:F3:42
Error - unable to allocate network buffers
WINPKT packet driver located on vector $62
IP buffers = 32
My IP = 128.151.225.90 netmask = 255.255.255.0 gateway = 128.151.225.250
 
Thanks,
Dick
RIGO@ACS.ROCHESTER.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 28 Mar 1995 10:27:35 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Tom Putnam 
Subject:      Re: Trumpet Winsock error
 
>We get this WINSOCK error on some machines from time to time.  Where are
>these resources coming from and what can we do to keep this from happening??
 
I have seen the same problem and I would sure like an answer to the
question of where the resources are coming from.  I have tried many
different configurations to try to find the cause or a solution.  As much
as I hate "black magic" solutions (i.e. speculation without understanding),
I can report that:
 
  1. The problem is sensitive to the amount of available conventional memory
     (below 640K) available when Trumpet TCPMAN executes.  The more you
     move to upper memory or eliminate, the less frequently it occurs.
 
  2. The problem occurs primarily (perhaps only?) when one application
     like WIN3270 is running which uses the Novell IPX protocol layer, and
     then TCPMAN tries to start (e.g. Eudora goes to check for incoming mail).
 
  2. Given enough conventional memory, the best solution I have found is to
     start TCPMAN in your Windows Startup group and leave it running.  I have
     been doing that with Winsock Version 2.0, Rev. E, and WIN3270 version 2.6
     for several weeks now without the problem recurring.
 
Speculation: TCPMAN and WIN3270 are sharing access to some buffers allocated
by the ODI drivers.  Perhaps WIN3270 takes all it can get at some point,
and TCPMAN then tries to allocate space and fails...?
 
Please let us know if you get an informed answer!
----------
Tom Putnam, Coordinator of Strategic Projects                 tmp@tamu.edu
Computing and Information Services, Mail Stop 1144            (409) 862-1276
Texas A&M University
College Station,  TX  77843-1144
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 28 Mar 1995 12:02:11 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Trumpet Winsock error
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 28 Mar 1995 10:27:35 -0600 from 
 
On Tue, 28 Mar 1995 10:27:35 -0600 Tom Putnam said:
>>We get this WINSOCK error on some machines from time to time.  Where are
>>these resources coming from and what can we do to keep this from happening??
 
First, are you referring to NET3270 for Windows (SPX) or TCP3270 for
Windows (tn3270)?  If NET3270, it does allocate some memory for SPX
buffers below the line which is a requirement from Novell for SPX support.
For TCP3270, we don't allocate any special buffers.
 
>I have seen the same problem and I would sure like an answer to the
>question of where the resources are coming from.  I have tried many
>different configurations to try to find the cause or a solution.  As much
>as I hate "black magic" solutions (i.e. speculation without understanding),
>I can report that:
>
>  1. The problem is sensitive to the amount of available conventional memory
>     (below 640K) available when Trumpet TCPMAN executes.  The more you
>     move to upper memory or eliminate, the less frequently it occurs.
>
>  2. The problem occurs primarily (perhaps only?) when one application
>     like WIN3270 is running which uses the Novell IPX protocol layer, and
>     then TCPMAN tries to start (e.g. Eudora goes to check for incoming
mail).
>
>  2. Given enough conventional memory, the best solution I have found is to
>     start TCPMAN in your Windows Startup group and leave it running.  I have
>     been doing that with Winsock Version 2.0, Rev. E, and WIN3270 version
2.6
>     for several weeks now without the problem recurring.
 
Also, NET3270 for Windows v2.6 uses a new mechanism to force all NetWare SPX
buffers above the 1 Mb line. This has fixed problems when launching many
memory intensive applications such as WordPerfect for Windows.
 
>Speculation: TCPMAN and WIN3270 are sharing access to some buffers allocated
>by the ODI drivers.  Perhaps WIN3270 takes all it can get at some point,
>and TCPMAN then tries to allocate space and fails...?
>
>Please let us know if you get an informed answer!
>----------
>Tom Putnam, Coordinator of Strategic Projects                 tmp@tamu.edu
>Computing and Information Services, Mail Stop 1144            (409) 862-1276
>Texas A&M University
>College Station,  TX  77843-1144
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 31 Mar 1995 07:58:57 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         John Maher 
 
subscribe NET3270%MCGILL1
 
SUBSCRIBE NET3270
 
SUBSCRIBE MCGILL
 
>
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John M. Maher, NDS Group                    john_maher@harvard.edu
Harvard University Library
Office for Information Systems              Phone:  (617) 495-3724
1280 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 404        Fax:    (617) 495-0491
Cambridge, MA 02138-3840
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Feb 1995 14:46:44 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Bug with DDE and Excel found!
 
The problem reported with using TCP3270 and Excel 5.0 with DDE has
be found and will be rectified in the first maintenance release
for the Windows products.
 
The problem will occur with any macro using DDE in Excel 5.0 trying
to request data from TCP3270 or NET3270 for Windows. Even when using
an Excel 4.0 macro in 5.0. There is no immediate workaround because
Excel now requests information in a slightly different order.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 2 Feb 1995 15:36:05 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Gerry Novak 
Organization: MU Campus Computing, 882-2000
Subject:      TN3270 evaluation
 
Campus Computing at the University of Missouri is interested in
evaluating your TN3270 product.
 
Is there an FTP site I could get a current copy from?
 
- = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - =
- - Gerry D. Novak                        ccgerry@mizzou1.missouri.edu
- - SLIP, Procomm, MS-DOS & Windows 2nd level support for MU HelpDesk
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 14 Feb 1995 17:27:42 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      ALA Support configuration options
 
At McGill, we still use TCT entries to define ALA terminals for
NET3270 and TCP3270. However, I am asked by some new sites how
one configures ALA terminals using RDO. Can anyone please send
me mail directly as to what options, things are necessary for
RDO.  Please word this for a non-expert (myself) since I know
very little about RDO or CICS.
 
I know that with the TCT, the keywords '3270E and TEXTKYBD'
are necessary.
 
Thanks,
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Fri, 24 Feb 1995 10:47:36 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Joe Bouman, 3522" 
Organization: FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Subject:      Net3270 version 2.6 and native IPX drivers
 
Does the latest version of net3270 require ODI or VLM's.  I am
getting an error spx return code 0 when running native ipx where
net3270 version 2.5 worked prior.
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Date:         Fri, 24 Feb 1995 11:18:50 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Net3270 version 2.6 and native IPX drivers
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              24 Feb 1995 10:47:36 EST from 
 
On Fri, 24 Feb 1995 10:47:36 EST Joe Bouman, 3522 said:
>Does the latest version of net3270 require ODI or VLM's.  I am
>getting an error spx return code 0 when running native ipx where
>net3270 version 2.5 worked prior.
 
Nope. Return code 0 means IPX/SPX not available. NET3270 requires the
IPX stack but does no specific checking for ODI or the shells/VLMs.
 
What do you mean when running native IPX?  If you are referring to
IPX.COM, there is a strong chance that the newer DLLs from Novell don't
support the older IPX.COM v3.10.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 3 Jan 1995 21:51:07 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Beta software expired message!
 
All of you who received the beta version of NET3270 for Windows or
TCP3270 for Windows will see a:
 
'Software has expired message. Please contact QuickWare at..."
 
Please do not contact QuickWare at the listed number. The message
was introduced by error on my part in the beta build.
 
As I mentioned in a previous memo before Christmas, NET3270 for Windows
and TCP3270 for Windows Version 2.5 is now available and I recommend
that everyone upgrade to the latest version. It contains a number
of goodies that every user will want.
 
If you need more information on the upgrade, visit our WWW site at
http://WWW.3270.McGill.CA/   If you want to see the posting that went
out on the network or retrieve the upgrade form, you can FTP to
ftp.3270.McGill.CA anonymously and retrieve the file UPGRADE.TXT (Info)
or UPGRADE.EXE (Order Form).
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Wed, 4 Jan 1995 12:57:00 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jeff Moore 
Organization: from SUNY College at Buffalo, NY 14222
Subject:      Help w/TCP3270
 
            We have a problem that I hope that someone can
            help me with.
 
            We are running TCP3270 with the winsock driver.
            This we have no problem with.  But now I'm trying
            to use Windows for Workgroups and I can't get
            the winsock applications to work once windows
            starts with the networking active
 
            Any suggestions??
 
     ____________________________________________________________________
     | Jeff Moore - Systems Programmer                         ______   |
     | Jefferson Community College                            /      |  |
     | Coffeen St.                                           /       |  |
     | Watertown, NY 13601                                  | * JCC  |  |
     |                                             _________/        |  |
     | Phone:    (315)786-2253                     |                 |  |
     | Fax:      (315)788-0716                    /                  |  |
     | Bitnet :  MOOREJA@SNYBSCVA                |______________     |  |
     | SunyNet:  SJEFVA::MOOREJA                                |_   |  |
     | Internet: MOOREJA@SNYBSCVA.CS.SNYBUF.EDU                   \__|  |
     +__________________________________________________________________+
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Date:         Fri, 13 Jan 1995 10:08:38 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "W.A. (Bill) Yardy" 
Subject:      Missing Error Message
 
My NET3270 server has started giving me a stream of message number
 
VMSIOS259E, which reports an I/O error and a CSW Flag 0002
 
I can't find any references to this message or the flag value.
 
Any help would be appreciated
 
Thanks in advance
 
   ...Bill
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Date:         Fri, 13 Jan 1995 17:22:33 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Missing Error Message
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              13 Jan 1995 10:08:38 EST from 
 
On Fri, 13 Jan 1995 10:08:38 EST W.A. (Bill) Yardy said:
>My NET3270 server has started giving me a stream of message number
>
>VMSIOS259E, which reports an I/O error and a CSW Flag 0002
>
>I can't find any references to this message or the flag value.
 
A 0x0002 is a Interface Control Check. Check the log on your control unit
to see if this error happens again. If so, try another 33270 port and
then try a new 3270 adapter.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 17 Jan 1995 16:29:11 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jeff Pooley 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available!
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon,
              12 Dec 1994 21:39:21 EST from 
 
Pierre, is there a way to call a macro from a macro ??? We are running into
the 254 char limitation on one macro. The idea is to combine two or more
macros within one. Are we far off, or is there a shortcut we are not aware of.
Any help would be appreciated.
 
Thanks,
 
PS. We are using TCP3270 2.5.
 
 ========================================================================
 Jeff Pooley                                       JEFF@UCF1VM.CC.UCF.EDU
 Associate Director, Computer Services            JEFF@PEGASUS.CC.UCF.EDU
 University of Central Florida                   JEFF@GARFIELD.IR.UCF.EDU
 Computer Center I, Rm 108                                 (407) 823-5372
 Orlando, Florida 32816-2500                          FAX  (407)-823-5476
 ========================================================================
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Date:         Tue, 17 Jan 1995 21:21:28 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available!
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              17 Jan 1995 16:29:11 EST from 
 
On Tue, 17 Jan 1995 16:29:11 EST Jeff Pooley said:
>Pierre, is there a way to call a macro from a macro ??? We are running into
>the 254 char limitation on one macro. The idea is to combine two or more
>macros within one. Are we far off, or is there a shortcut we are not aware
of.
>Any help would be appreciated.
 
Jeff,
 
This arbitrary limit does exist in 2.5 and 2.6 and there is currently
no trick to get around it. Is this a major requirement for you ?
 
Pierre
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Date:         Thu, 19 Jan 1995 14:26:24 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jeff Pooley 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available!
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              17 Jan 1995 21:21:28 EST from 
 
We are automating retrieval and storage of some reports from a host in
Tallahassee and need to run the macros for it at 2 or 3 am. One possiblity we
looked at was to break the macro into several parts. The last commands of each
intermediate macro would open the macro editor and run the next macro (are we
getting creative or what :) ?)
 
The problem we run into here was that there is no cursor control once you get
into the macro editor.The RIGHT,TAB etc system commands do not work on the
dialog box, they work on the application in the background. Is there any way
to change that ?
 
 ========================================================================
 Jeff Pooley                                       JEFF@UCF1VM.CC.UCF.EDU
 Associate Director, Computer Services            JEFF@PEGASUS.CC.UCF.EDU
 University of Central Florida                   JEFF@GARFIELD.IR.UCF.EDU
 Computer Center I, Rm 108                                 (407) 823-5372
 Orlando, Florida 32816-2500                          FAX  (407)-823-5476
 ========================================================================
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Date:         Thu, 19 Jan 1995 14:46:16 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available! -Reply
 
Have you tought about doing this via simple FTP? I use
Novell's LAN Workplace suite of utilities and this includes a
DOS FTP client that can have scripts attached.
 
I've gotten around this kind of early morning host file access by
using a DOS scheduling utility that triggers a batch file wich
launches the FTP program and it's correct script to
automatcally attach to the host and download and upload files.
As long as the files remain at the same location, there souldn't
be any problems besides physical security of a machine left
logged on during the night.
 
Just a suggestion....
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Radu I. Gladin
Office Automation Analyst
Georgetown University
gladinr@gunet.georgetown.edu
202-687-3094
"You must try to walk that fine line between cocky and
confident"
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Date:         Thu, 19 Jan 1995 17:27:34 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      NET3270 for Windows and OS/2 or WARP
 
If you are having problems using NET3270 for Windows under OS/2 2.x
or OS/2 3.0 (Warp), please read the following.
 
During the NET3270 for Windows installation, a number of support
DLLs for Netware under Windows are copied to the same directory as
the main program WIN3270.EXE. These DLLs are *only * for Windows 3.x.
 
If you want to run NET3270 for Windows on OS/2, delete all NW*.DLL and *.386
files in the NET3270 directory. This will force the program to use the
DLLs supplied by OS/2. Also, delete the TBMI2.COM file since you
must use the once supplied by the NetWare Requestor for OS/2.
 
You can run NET3270 for Windows under Win-OS2 or seemlessly on the desktop
in Enhanced Mode. If you really want to run it in Standard Mode, you
must add the "-!" command line option.
 
Pierre Goyette
Developer, NET3270 Systems
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Date:         Tue, 24 Jan 1995 10:10:14 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available!
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              19 Jan 1995 14:26:24 EST from 
 
On Thu, 19 Jan 1995 14:26:24 EST Jeff Pooley said:
>We are automating retrieval and storage of some reports from a host in
>Tallahassee and need to run the macros for it at 2 or 3 am. One possiblity we
>looked at was to break the macro into several parts. The last commands of
each
>intermediate macro would open the macro editor and run the next macro (are we
>getting creative or what :) ?)
>
>The problem we run into here was that there is no cursor control once you get
>into the macro editor.The RIGHT,TAB etc system commands do not work on the
>dialog box, they work on the application in the background. Is there any way
>to change that ?
 
Jeff,
 
How large does the macro need to be?  Tell me an upper limit and maybe
I can slide in the change for the next maintenance release on v2.6.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Mon, 30 Jan 1995 11:41:20 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Wagner 
Organization: Northern Michigan University
Subject:      Errors with WIn3270 1.01b and lotus rel 4 for win
 
I have two users who are having the same intermittent problem. The
following error message comes up during thier lotus session if they
are using win3270 in the background:
 
Application Error TRMNL caused page fault in middle of
WIN3270.EXE at 00002:E3D6
 
The win3270 version is 1.01b. The Windowsversion is 3.11 WFW on a
Gateway 2000 pc with ATI mach 32 video drivers for windows.
 
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance!
 
Chris Wagner
Computer Technician
MicroSystems Dept.
Northern Michigan University
Marquette, MI  49855
 
cwagner@nmu.edu
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Date:         Mon, 30 Jan 1995 14:18:10 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Errors with WIn3270 1.01b and lotus rel 4 for win
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon,
              30 Jan 1995 11:41:20 -0400 from 
 
On Mon, 30 Jan 1995 11:41:20 -0400 Chris Wagner said:
>I have two users who are having the same intermittent problem. The
>following error message comes up during thier lotus session if they
>are using win3270 in the background:
>
>Application Error TRMNL caused page fault in middle of
>WIN3270.EXE at 00002:E3D6
>
>The win3270 version is 1.01b. The Windowsversion is 3.11 WFW on a
>Gateway 2000 pc with ATI mach 32 video drivers for windows.
 
First, you are running a *very* old version. Version 2.6 is the latest
version which I know your site ordered. Contact David Maki for the updates.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Mon, 30 Jan 1995 14:35:49 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Jean-Marc Dub©" 
Subject:      WIN3270 downloads
 
I'm new to this list and a recent convert to the Windows version of NET3270.
I've been experiencing problems when downloading files from our mainframe to
my PC using WIN3270 (version 2.5).  I've never had any problems doing this
with the DOS version (after many megabytes of downloads) but when I use the
WIN version, the odd character gets changed during the transfer process. (?)
 
Before speding too much time trying to narrow down the problem, I thought I'd
ask if this is a known problem and if so, what fixes are recommended.  Any
thoughts on this would be appreciated.
 
P.S. The problem seems to be limited to ASCII file transfers.
 
 
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Date:         Tue, 31 Jan 1995 21:46:02 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: WIN3270 downloads
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon,
              30 Jan 1995 14:35:49 EST from 
 
On Mon, 30 Jan 1995 14:35:49 EST Jean-Marc Dub© said:
>I'm new to this list and a recent convert to the Windows version of NET3270.
>I've been experiencing problems when downloading files from our mainframe to
>my PC using WIN3270 (version 2.5).  I've never had any problems doing this
>with the DOS version (after many megabytes of downloads) but when I use the
>WIN version, the odd character gets changed during the transfer process. (?)
>
>Before speding too much time trying to narrow down the problem, I thought I'd
>ask if this is a known problem and if so, what fixes are recommended.  Any
>thoughts on this would be appreciated.
>
>P.S. The problem seems to be limited to ASCII file transfers.
 
Does your text contain any special characters like ANSI (above 127)
or french characters?  The file transfer program does not currently
know how to handle these.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Thu, 1 Dec 1994 11:31:29 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
Subject:      NET3270 conflict with Mosaic/NETSCAPE
 
Has anyone else had a problem running Mosaic (BETA5) or
NETSCAPE(BETA.9) after having several NET3270 sessions open?
 
Whenver you start Mosaic or Netscape after NET3270 I get a
WINLIBSOCK.DLL error.
 
***************************
Radu Gladin
Office Automation Analys/LAN Administrator
Georgetown University
GLADINR@GUNET.GEORGETOWN.EDU
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Date:         Fri, 2 Dec 1994 14:01:08 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         stupendous man 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 conflict with Mosaic/NETSCAPE
In-Reply-To:  In reply to your message of THU 01 DEC 1994 01:31:29 EST
 
I had a problem using NET3270 with mosaic(I think).
I was running Net3270 on a  logical drive of a lan server
and then I went to open mosaic on another logical drive of the same
lan server. Mosaic did not have time to load that the screen blank out
as well as all the other person in the lab. I the SYSOP told us
that the server crashed shortly after. I'm not sure I'm responsible
but I don't think I'll try that again.
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Date:         Mon, 12 Dec 1994 21:39:21 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 Available!
 
Announcing immediate availability of Version 2.6 of TCP3270 for Windows 3.x,
TCP3270 for Windows NT, and NET3270 for Windows 3.x.
 
TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6 is now available from McGill
University Systems, Inc.
 
Version 2.6 includes a number of new features such as:
 
* Set of 26 crystal clear bitmap fonts for all resolutions.
  The Font Selection dialog now has a Window Preview box so you don't
  need to guess how large your session window will be when you select
  fonts.
 
* Control of the font selection mechanism when resizing windows and
  when the emulator switches between default and alternate sizes.
 
* New 3-D border look when you resize the screen. You won't ever feel
  like you're in deep space!
 
* File Transfer to/from the Windows Clipboard directly.
  An industry first!
 
* EHLLAPI now also compatible with DCA. EHLLAPI supports the
  following DCA extensions: SetMessageLoop/GetMessageLoop,
  StartCloseIntercept, QueryCloseIntercept, StopCloseIntercept
 
* Remap the keyboard via a simple and easy Drag-and-Drop method.
 
* Set the window and icon title to your liking
 
* New indicators in the OIA to let you know when you enter Numeric
  and Operator Selectable fields.
 
* Support for the Belgian Host Code Page
 
* Automatic creation of Program Manager icons when saving profiles
 
* Native hardware support for Windows NT 3.5 on IBM PowerPC platform.
  TCP3270 is the first commercial 3270 product with full native
  support for *all* Windows NT hardware platforms: Intel, PowerPC,
  MIPS, and Dec Alpha AXP.
 
* and more user controllable options such as MultiLine Insert Mode,
  MultiLine Delete Mode...
 
 
If you didn't upgrade to Version 2.5, here's what you missed:
 
* Automatic IND$FILE detects Screen Image and Structure Field transfer
  mode to support all platforms through any host path
 
* Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) interface to control the emulator easily
  from other applications
 
* Enhanced EHLLAPI to be more compliant with the Attachmate design.
  EHLLAPI can now 'spawn' sessions automatically without having to
  preload the emulator
 
* Support for Yale's TPRINT host printing program
 
* Ability to disable most features (menu & toolbar) to use TCP3270
  in a public area. i.e. you can disable changes to the profile,
  new sessions, changes to the toolbar...
 
* Tool Tips show you what a given tool does as you move the pointer
  over the icon
 
* Ability to run other programs from the menu or toolbar (configurable)
 
* Multiple Paste options to handle different types of text
 
* Enhanced screen saving options and constant screen capturing
 
* Enhanced ALA support with the Clipboard. You can now copy screens
  containing ALA characters to other applications
 
* Simplified color management dialog
 
* New display configuration options:  Show Nulls, Always Autoskip,
  Display Blink as Italic, Show Hotspots, Multiline Delete, Enforce
  Numeric Fields and more
 
* New display engine accelerates many display operations
 
* Ability to tailor the SETUP procedure to skip some steps and
  preset all TCP3270 options.  Edit the file INSTALL.MST on the
  distribution diskette for configuration options
 
 
Documentation
-------------
 
As with previous versions of TCP3270 or NET3270, the full documentation
is provided in printer ready format for PCL and Postscript printers
along with the software. No inserts or update guides! Print as
many or as few copies as you need. Our way of being environmentally
friendly.
 
 
Pricing
-------
 
 TCP3270 for Windows (3.x and NT)
 ================================
 
 If you purchased your software *after* September 1, 1994, the upgrade
 is free. The site license contact at your company or institution will
 receive an upgrade form which needs to be completed in order to
 receive the software.
 
  Educational
  -----------
 
  If you purchased either the 3.x or NT product before September 1, 1994,
  the site license upgrade price for TCP3270 for Windows 3.x and
  TCP3270 for Windows NT is $400 US (each platform).
 
  Corporate
  ---------
 
  If you purchased either the 3.x or NT product before September 1, 1994, the
  limited corporate site license upgrade price for TCP3270 for Windows 3.x
  and TCP3270 for Windows NT is $500 US (each platform).
 
  Any corporation who purchased TCP3270 at the new tiered price structure
  will receive the software at no charge.
 
 NET3270 for Windows (3.x)
 =========================
 
 If you purchased your software *after* September 1, 1994, the upgrade
 is free. The site license contact at your company or institution will
 receive an upgrade form which needs to be completed in order to
 receive the software.
 
 If you purchased your software *before* September 1, 1994, the upgrade
 price is based on your NET3270 license:
 
 "A" License (16-User)          $200 US
 "B" License (100-User)         $400 US
 "C" License (Site License)     $750 US
 
 
Availability
------------
 
The software is available immediately from McGill University Systems, Inc.
 
 
Order Form
----------
 
The Upgrade Order form is available via anonymous FTP from
"ftp.3270.McGill.CA" in "/pub/tn3270/info/upgrade.exe"
 
                               OR
 
from our WWW server via "http://www.3270.McGill.CA". Select the
appropriate upgrade hotspot. Take the time to take a spin with the
new TCP3270 through our WWW Simulator!
 
If you don't have access to the Internet, then call McGill University
Systems, Inc at 514-398-4477 (9-5 EST Mon-Fri) and request the
TCP3270/NET3270 Upgrade Form. We can fax it to you immediately.
 
 
Questions?
----------
 
If you have any technical questions about the upgrade, send mail to
"Support@3270.McGill.CA" and we'll be glad to answer them.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 13 Dec 1994 00:38:26 -0800
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         LIONEL GOLDBERG 
Subject:      Court Ordered Liquidation - Computer Memory - CPU's & Hdsk
Drives
 
Choice Trading Company, Court Appointed Liquidators, have
been assigned to liquidate the following Multi-Million Dollar
inventory of computer Memory Chips, CPU's and Hard Disk Drives.
All items are new and come with applicable manufactures warranty.
Prices quoted include all state and local taxes plus shipping and
handling.
 
Order                                                 Cost
Number   Mfg.       Description                      (EACH)
 
Memory
 
1524    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 1x3     70ns  1 meg  $ 25.00
1525    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 1x9     70ns  1 meg    25.00
1526    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 4x9     70ns  4 meg   100.00
 
1527    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 1x3     60ns  1 meg    26.00
1528    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 1x9     60ns  1 meg    26.00
1529    Toshiba    30 Pin Simms 4x9     60ns  4 meg   106.00
 
1624    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 512x36  70ns  2  meg   50.00
1625    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 1x36    70ns  4  meg  100.00
1626    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 2x36    70ns  8  meg  200.00
1627    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 4x36    70ns  16 meg  400.00
1628    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 8x36    70ns  32 meg  800.00
 
1624    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 512x36  60ns  2  meg   52.00
1625    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 1x36    60ns  4  meg  104.00
1626    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 2x36    60ns  8  meg  208.00
1627    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 4x36    60ns  16 meg  416.00
1628    Toshiba    72 Pin Simms 8x36    60ns  32 meg  832.00
 
Memory for the Macintosh
 
1122    Toshiba    1 meg x 8 Simm Module 70ns  1 meg   31.00
1123    Toshiba    2 meg x 8 Simm Module 70ns  2 meg   62.00
1124    Toshiba    4 meg x 8 Simm Module 70ns  4 meg  109.00
 
CPU's
 
1276    Intel      80486 DX/33                        115.00
1277    Intel      80486 DX/50                        188.00
1278    Intel      80486 DX-2/66                      156.00
1279    Intel      80486 DX-4/75                      358.00
1280    Intel      80486 DX-4/100                     498.00
1281    Intel      Pentium 80501-60                   366.00
1282    Intel      Pentium 80501-66                   453.00
1283    Intel      Pentium 80502-90                   558.00
 
Hard Disk Drives
 
Seagate Barracuda Drives
1351    Seagate    ST11950N 8ms  3.5" 1.69 GB SCSI    658.00
1352    Seagate    ST12550N 8ms  3.5" 2.1  GB SCSI    899.00
1353    Seagate    ST15150N 8ms  3.5" 4.2  GB SCSI  1,526.00
1354    Seagate    ST31200N 11ms 3.5" 1.05 GB SCSI    538.00
1355    Seagate    ST11900N  9ms 3.5" 1.7  GB SCSI    628.00
1366    Seagate    ST2400A   9ms 3.5" 2.1  GB SCSI    856.00
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=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 10:23:24 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Butch Kemper 
Subject:      NET3270 EHLLAPI problems
 
One of the major administrative applications is trying to use NET3270 with
the Software AG product Entire Connection.  They are having problems as the
attached problem description explains.  Can anyone on the list provide some
help as to what is wrong?
 
Thanks.
 
Butch Kemper
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We are having trouble using the HLLAPI interface to NET3270 for Windows,
Version 2.5.  We are trying to access NET3270 through HLLAPI from
Software AG's "Entire Connection" version 2.2.1.
When we click on the Host/Connect menu item in Entire Connection,
we get the message:
 
                System Error
        Divide by Zero or Overflow Error
                    +----+
                    | OK |
                    +----+
 
Obviously, it is NOT OK...  In fact, following that message, Windows does
not show Entire Connection in its task list, but it will not start another
invocation of Entire Connection, either, and we have to restart Windows.
NET3270 seems to be alive and well, though.
 
We have done this on several different machines with the same results.
In addition, all of the machines have access to Attachmate Extra for Windows.
If we reconfigure the PATH to remove the NET3270 directory and add the
Attachmate directory, Entire Connection works just fine through Attachmate's
HLLAPI.
 
Why do it then?  Our hope was to take advantage of the encryption of NET3270
to give us a secure access, while allowing us to use the features of Entire
Connection for downloading data from on-line Natural/Adabase programs.
 
I enabled the EHLLAPI tracing in NET3270 and consistently got the following:
 
EHLLAPI (10) Call Query Sessions , Data: 120f16be, Len 144, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (10) Exit Query Sessions , Data: 120f16be, Len 2, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (1) Call Connect PS , Data: 120f16be, Len 1, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (1) Exit Connect PS , Data: 120f16be, Len 1, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (7) Call Query Cursor , Data: 120f16b4, Len 0, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (7) Exit Query Cursor , Data: 120f16b4, Len 1762, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (22) Call Query Session Status , Data: 120f16ae, Len 18, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (22) Exit Query Session Status , Data: 120f16ae, Len 18, PsPos 1
EHLLAPI (23) Call Start Host Notify , Data: 120f16b2, Len 256, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (23) Exit Start Host Notify , Data: 120f16b2, Len 256, PsPos 0
EHLLAPI (9) Call Set Session , Data: 120f16b2, Len 81, PsPos 0
 
 
I don't know which program is causing the error.  I tried using DrWatson
with no results--it doesn't see this kind of error.
 
Any other ideas?  Here is the setup:
 
486/66, 16MB RAM, 512MB disk, IBM Token Ring with IBM LANSUP ODI driver.
 
Net3270 for Windows version 2.5
Created a profile with an EHLLAPI Profile Name Association (A=HLLAPI)
Same result whether we start Net3270 first, or cause it to be started
on demand from Entire Connection.  Tried starting only the HLLAPI
session, too.  Tried with and without EABs.  (Our port supports them,
but our applications don't tend to use them).
 
PATH includes Entire Connection and NET3270 subdirectories.  I checked
to make sure there were no other copies of ACS3EHAP.DLL in the PATH.
Entire Connection expects the DLL to be named as above with entry HLLAPI.
 
I noticed in the Net3270 documentation that it doesn't support 4 HLLAPI
calls (50-53).  I don't know if Entire Connection uses those calls.
I would hope that attempted use of those calls would cause an informative
message, not a divide by zero.
 
Any ideas?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
Butch Kemper                            Free sound advice available
Networks 'R Us                          "95% sound and 5% advice"
Texas A&M University                    Refunds cheerfully provided
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 11:25:34 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Bouman 
Organization: FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Subject:      HLLAPI for net3270 DOS
 
I am writing a few hllapi scripts, and am short on documentation.
 
Can I write a loop in hllapi?  If so, could somebody send me a copy
of their script as an example?
 
Thanks in advance!!
 
 /\        /\
( @ \____/ @ )
 \/  O  O  \/________________  __
 (          )       G O      \/  \  Joe Bouman
  \  (oo)  /      H O G G    |  @/  Informations Services
    \____/  \     W I L D     )     Ferris State University
             |     ____      /      Big Rapids, Michigan
             |     |  |     |       EMAIL: JBOUMAN@IST01.FERRIS.EDU
             |__|__|  |__|__|
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 14:20:40 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 EHLLAPI problems
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              15 Dec 1994 10:23:24 -0600 from 
 
On Thu, 15 Dec 1994 10:23:24 -0600 Butch Kemper said:
 
Butch,
 
I strongly recommend that you upgrade to Version 2.6. There are a number
of bug fixes and enhancements to the EHLLAPI interface. The v2.6 EHLLAPI
is also compatible with DCA's EHLLAPI interface and supports a couple of
DCA's extensions.
 
Pierre
 
>One of the major administrative applications is trying to use NET3270 with
>the Software AG product Entire Connection.  They are having problems as the
>attached problem description explains.  Can anyone on the list provide some
>help as to what is wrong?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Butch Kemper
>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>We are having trouble using the HLLAPI interface to NET3270 for Windows,
>Version 2.5.  We are trying to access NET3270 through HLLAPI from
>Software AG's "Entire Connection" version 2.2.1.
>When we click on the Host/Connect menu item in Entire Connection,
>we get the message:
>
>                System Error
>        Divide by Zero or Overflow Error
>                    +----+
>                    | OK |
>                    +----+
>
>Obviously, it is NOT OK...  In fact, following that message, Windows does
>not show Entire Connection in its task list, but it will not start another
>invocation of Entire Connection, either, and we have to restart Windows.
>NET3270 seems to be alive and well, though.
>
>We have done this on several different machines with the same results.
>In addition, all of the machines have access to Attachmate Extra for Windows.
>If we reconfigure the PATH to remove the NET3270 directory and add the
>Attachmate directory, Entire Connection works just fine through Attachmate's
>HLLAPI.
>
>Why do it then?  Our hope was to take advantage of the encryption of NET3270
>to give us a secure access, while allowing us to use the features of Entire
>Connection for downloading data from on-line Natural/Adabase programs.
>
>I enabled the EHLLAPI tracing in NET3270 and consistently got the following:
>
>EHLLAPI (10) Call Query Sessions , Data: 120f16be, Len 144, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (10) Exit Query Sessions , Data: 120f16be, Len 2, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (1) Call Connect PS , Data: 120f16be, Len 1, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (1) Exit Connect PS , Data: 120f16be, Len 1, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (7) Call Query Cursor , Data: 120f16b4, Len 0, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (7) Exit Query Cursor , Data: 120f16b4, Len 1762, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (22) Call Query Session Status , Data: 120f16ae, Len 18, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (22) Exit Query Session Status , Data: 120f16ae, Len 18, PsPos 1
>EHLLAPI (23) Call Start Host Notify , Data: 120f16b2, Len 256, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (23) Exit Start Host Notify , Data: 120f16b2, Len 256, PsPos 0
>EHLLAPI (9) Call Set Session , Data: 120f16b2, Len 81, PsPos 0
>
>
>I don't know which program is causing the error.  I tried using DrWatson
>with no results--it doesn't see this kind of error.
>
>Any other ideas?  Here is the setup:
>
>486/66, 16MB RAM, 512MB disk, IBM Token Ring with IBM LANSUP ODI driver.
>
>Net3270 for Windows version 2.5
>Created a profile with an EHLLAPI Profile Name Association (A=HLLAPI)
>Same result whether we start Net3270 first, or cause it to be started
>on demand from Entire Connection.  Tried starting only the HLLAPI
>session, too.  Tried with and without EABs.  (Our port supports them,
>but our applications don't tend to use them).
>
>PATH includes Entire Connection and NET3270 subdirectories.  I checked
>to make sure there were no other copies of ACS3EHAP.DLL in the PATH.
>Entire Connection expects the DLL to be named as above with entry HLLAPI.
>
>I noticed in the Net3270 documentation that it doesn't support 4 HLLAPI
>calls (50-53).  I don't know if Entire Connection uses those calls.
>I would hope that attempted use of those calls would cause an informative
>message, not a divide by zero.
>
>Any ideas?
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>Butch Kemper                            Free sound advice available
>Networks 'R Us                          "95% sound and 5% advice"
>Texas A&M University                    Refunds cheerfully provided
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 13:46:24 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Larry Scollard (UNT)" 
Subject:      Net3270 for Windows Version 2.5
 
Greetings,
 
We are new users of the Windows version of NET3270 (Ver. 2.5).  I am in
the process of customizing the NET3270.INI file by adding profiles for
the most popular host systems that we use.  I would like to be able to
save the "Host System" selection in the File Transfer options dialog for
each profile that I create (one for CMS, TSO, etc.).  The  problem is I
can't get Net3270 to write that selection in the INI file.  It is remem-
bered during the session but even if I do a "Save Options" this setting
is not remembered across invocations of Net3270.
 
Has anyone been able to get this setting written to the INI file?  Is
there a line I can add manually to the INI file to set this option? With
the DOS version of Net3270 this is the "set cmsxfer on" setting in the
INI file.
 
Thanks for your help,
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems Programmer\Analyst
--------------
University of Tennessee Computing Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
Voice:  (615) 974-6721
Facs:   (615) 974-4810
Email:  See From: heading above
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 14:27:10 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: HLLAPI for net3270 DOS
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              15 Dec 1994 11:25:34 EST from 
 
On Thu, 15 Dec 1994 11:25:34 EST Joe Bouman said:
>I am writing a few hllapi scripts, and am short on documentation.
>
>Can I write a loop in hllapi?  If so, could somebody send me a copy
>of their script as an example?
 
What do you mean by a 'loop'? Yes you can but you have to be careful
to give cycles to other Windows applications if you don't want your
machine to hang (or appear hung).
 
Look into PeekMessage loops if you are in a tight loop waiting for an
event to occur. Here is a sample PeekMessage loop function.
 
Pierre
 
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
while (event not true)
  {
  YieldToOthers();
  check for event complete;
  }
 
 
void PASCAL YieldToOthers( void )
 
        {
        MSG msg;
 
        while(PeekMessage( &msg, 0, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE))
           {
           /*************************************************************/
           /* Don't allow the WM_QUIT message to be processed           */
           /*************************************************************/
 
           if (msg.message == WM_QUIT || msg.message == WM_CLOSE ||
               (msg.message == WM_SYSCOMMAND && msg.wParam == SC_CLOSE))
              {
              PostMessage( msg.hwnd, msg.message, msg.wParam, msg.lParam );
              return;
              }
 
           TranslateMessage(&msg);
           DispatchMessage(&msg);
           }
        }
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 14:33:25 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Net3270 for Windows Version 2.5
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              15 Dec 1994 13:46:24 LCL from 
 
On Thu, 15 Dec 1994 13:46:24 LCL Larry Scollard (UNT) said:
>Greetings,
>
>We are new users of the Windows version of NET3270 (Ver. 2.5).  I am in
>the process of customizing the NET3270.INI file by adding profiles for
>the most popular host systems that we use.  I would like to be able to
>save the "Host System" selection in the File Transfer options dialog for
>each profile that I create (one for CMS, TSO, etc.).  The  problem is I
>can't get Net3270 to write that selection in the INI file.  It is remem-
>bered during the session but even if I do a "Save Options" this setting
>is not remembered across invocations of Net3270.
>
>Has anyone been able to get this setting written to the INI file?  Is
>there a line I can add manually to the INI file to set this option? With
>the DOS version of Net3270 this is the "set cmsxfer on" setting in the
>INI file.
 
Larry,
 
This is a known problem on Ver 2.5 and is corrected in Ver 2.6. The problem
was with the code that 'read' the option therefore, adding it by hand
won't change much.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 15 Dec 1994 15:16:39 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Bouman 
Organization: FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Subject:      Re: HLLAPI for net3270 DOS
 
I am sorry for not being more clear.  I am using DOS based NET3270,
and the HLLSCR language that is distributed with the MUSIC system.
Included with this, is a HLLSCR.doc file with some documentation.  My
question is, there seems to be no looping capabilities documented.
Does the HLLSCR language provide the ability to perform a loop.  What
I am trying to do, is execute a TSO batch job, and wait for the job
to complete.  I need to refresh the screen intermittently by pressing
(enter) via hllapi.  Any suggestions?
 
> On Thu, 15 Dec 1994 11:25:34 EST Joe Bouman said:
> >I am writing a few hllapi scripts, and am short on documentation.
> >
> >Can I write a loop in hllapi?  If so, could somebody send me a copy
> >of their script as an example?
>
> What do you mean by a 'loop'? Yes you can but you have to be careful
> to give cycles to other Windows applications if you don't want your
> machine to hang (or appear hung).
>
> Look into PeekMessage loops if you are in a tight loop waiting for an
> event to occur. Here is a sample PeekMessage loop function.
>
> Pierre
>
>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> while (event not true)
>   {
>   YieldToOthers();
>   check for event complete;
>   }
>
>
> void PASCAL YieldToOthers( void )
>
>         {
>         MSG msg;
>
>         while(PeekMessage( &msg, 0, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE))
>            {
>            /*************************************************************/
>            /* Don't allow the WM_QUIT message to be processed           */
>            /*************************************************************/
>
>            if (msg.message == WM_QUIT || msg.message == WM_CLOSE ||
>                (msg.message == WM_SYSCOMMAND && msg.wParam == SC_CLOSE))
>               {
>               PostMessage( msg.hwnd, msg.message, msg.wParam, msg.lParam );
>               return;
>               }
>
>            TranslateMessage(&msg);
>            DispatchMessage(&msg);
>            }
>         }
>
 /\        /\
( @ \____/ @ )
 \/  O  O  \/________________  __
 (          )       G O      \/  \  Joe Bouman
  \  (oo)  /      H O G G    |  @/  Informations Services
    \____/  \     W I L D     )     Ferris State University
             |     ____      /      Big Rapids, Michigan
             |     |  |     |       EMAIL: JBOUMAN@IST01.FERRIS.EDU
             |__|__|  |__|__|
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 2 Nov 1994 11:01:03 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Request for Beta for Version 2.6 for Windows
 
                      Request for Beta Testers for
                        TCP3270 for Windows v2.60
                                  and
                        NET3270 for Windows v2.60
 
                              Nov 1, 1994
 
If you are interested in beta testing TCP3270 for Windows Version 2.6 or
NET3270 for Windows Version 2.6, then complete this form, select the
platforms that you will test and return the form directly to
Pierre@CC.McGill.CA.
 
If you are accepted for the beta cycle, you will receive FTP access to
the software and are *expected* to provide weekly reports as to the
functionality/problems encountered. A description of the new features
is located at the end of this memo.
 
The beta cycle for version 2.60 is very short and therefore we request
that you test the software immediately and provide feedback.
 
You are not permitted to copy the software or distribute the software in
any form.  Once the production version is available, you must destroy
the beta software.  Please remember that you are bound by your
existing TCP3270/NET3270 License Agreement.
 
All questions/problems concerning this beta version should be sent
directly to me and not to the TCP3270 or NET3270 list.
 
Only existing TCP3270/NET3270 customers will be accepted for this beta
cycle.
 
We appreciate the help, ideas, and feedback provided by all our
users that help us build a better product.
 
Sincerely,
 
Pierre Goyette
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems
Tel: 514-398-3270
E-Mail:  Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
------------------------ Form Start - Cut Here --------------------------
 
E-mail back to:  Pierre Goyette - Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
Name:                ____________________________________
Institution/Company: ____________________________________
Address 1:           ____________________________________
Address 2:           ____________________________________
City:                ____________________________________
State/Province:      ____________________________________
Zip/Postal Code:     ________________
Telephone:           (___)_____________ Ext: ____________
Fax:                 (___)_______________________________
E-Mail Address:      ____________________________________
Your IP Address:     ____________________________________ (Numeric please)
 
Hours per week that you can test: _______________________
 
 
Platforms:
 
(_) - Windows 3.1               (_) - Windows '95
(_) - Windows NT (Intel)        (_) - Windows NT (MIPS)
(_) - Windows NT (Alpha AXP)    (_) - Windows NT (PowerPC)
 
------------------------- Form End - Cut Here ---------------------------
 
New features in v2.6 include:
-----------------------------
 
* 26 new bitmap fonts for crisp-clear text from VGA to 1024x768
 
* New support for resizing and maximizing windows
 
* Drag-and-Drop keyboard remapping
 
* File Transfer to/from the Windows Clipboard directly
 
* Enhanced EHLLAPI compatible with DCA's EHLLAPI
 
* TPRINT support for IBM 3164 terminal type
 
* More odds and ends added
 
* And hopefully all existing problems have been rectified...
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 2 Nov 1994 10:21:00 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Erik Biever 
Subject:      Re: Request for Beta for Version 2.6 for Windows
 
E-mail back to:  Pierre Goyette - Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
Name:                Erik Biever
Institution/Company: University of Minnesota Libraries
Address 1:           1984 Buford Ave.
Address 2:           ____________________________________
City:                St. Paul
State/Province:      MN
Zip/Postal Code:     55108
Telephone:           (612)625-9777    Ext: ____________
Fax:                 (612)625-624-9245
E-Mail Address:      erikb@puccini.crl.umn.edu________
Your IP Address:     134.84.227.18______ (Numeric please)
 
Hours per week that you can test: 2______________________
 
 
Platforms:
 
(x) - Windows 3.1               (_) - Windows '95
(_) - Windows NT (Intel)        (_) - Windows NT (MIPS)
(_) - Windows NT (Alpha AXP)    (_) - Windows NT (PowerPC)
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 2 Nov 1994 08:35:51 PST8PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Dan Nguyen 
Organization: UCLA Arts, Theater, Film & TV
Subject:      Re: Request for Beta for Version 2.6 for Windows
 
E-mail back to:  Pierre Goyette - Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
Name:                Dan Nguyen
Institution/Company: UCLA, School of the Arts and Architecture
Address 1:           303 East Melnitz
Address 2:           405 Hilgard Ave.
City:                Los Angeles
State/Province:      CA
Zip/Postal Code:     90024-1427
Telephone:           (310)825-1335
Fax:                 (310)206-8504
E-Mail Address:      Dnguyen@emelnitz.ucla.edu
Your IP Address:     128.97.175.119 (Numeric please)
 
Hours per week that you can test: ~20 hours
 
 
Platforms:
 
(X) - Windows 3.1               (X) - Windows '95
(X) - Windows NT (Intel)        (_) - Windows NT (MIPS)
(_) - Windows NT (Alpha AXP)    (_) - Windows NT (PowerPC)
 
 
Dan Nguyen
UCLA, School of the Arts and Architecture
Theater, Film and Television
316 East Melnitz
405 Hilgard Ave                     (Tel) (310) 825-1335
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1427          (Fax) (310) 206-8504
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 2 Nov 1994 11:00:08 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Erik Biever 
Subject:      oops
 
Sorry-
 
I sent my beta test form to the whole list instead of to Pierre.  Mea culpa.
 
Erik Biever
University of Minnesota Libraries
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 28 Nov 1994 14:25:32 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Peter T. Murphy" 
Subject:      TCP3270 & FTP Software Ver 3.0 - update?
 
    I check the archives of this list, and haven't seen any mention
of the difficulties between FTP Software's ethdrv kernel and
TCP3270 since July 94.
 
   I, too, upgraded from Ver 2.3 to Ver 3.0 of FTP Software's
kernel, at which point TCP3270 stopped working.  Any news?
 
 
Peter T. Murphy
Wayne State Univ
email:     ptm@lantflt.cc.wayne.edu
       pmurphy@cms.cc.wayne.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 28 Nov 1994 14:41:55 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ** TEJ *** 
Subject:      PENTIUM CHIPS
 
While this message may not fall under the designated topic, I
was wondering if anyone knew what Intel plans to do about the
error in their Pentium chips.
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                                *       Tej Shah      *
                                *   tss5a@virginia.edu*
                                *     (804)243-1308   *
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=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 5 Oct 1994 16:57:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen T. Murphy" 
Organization: The University at Albany, S. U. N. Y.
Subject:      Tool Tips
 
The New Tool Tips feature, released  with version 2.50 of WIN-3270, is
a very  user friendly and well  received feature at this  site. I have
noticed, however  that sometimes it  stops working. That is,  the Tips
stop being  displayed. I don't  know what I did  to stop them  and the
only way to get them back is to shut the program down and restart it.
 
Has anyone else noticed this behavior?
 
Steve
 
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
  Stephen T. Murphy                              Phone: (518) 442-3753
  Manager, Database and Technical Support          Fax: (518) 442-3697
  The University at Albany, S.U.N.Y
  Computing and Network Services                 Bitnet: ASDSTM@Albany
  Albany,  New York    12222               Internet: ASDSTM@Albany.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 11 Oct 1994 10:52:29 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
Subject:      NET3270 and WP Office
 
We have been experiencing a problem when users have WordPerfect
Office 4.01 email package open at the same time they have multiple or
sometimes single NET3270 sessions open. The PC freezes up. WP tech
support is mystified.
 
Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
 
Radu
-------------------------------------------------
Radu Gladin - Office Automation Analyst
Georgetown University
GLADINR@GUNET.GEORGETOWN.EDU
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Date:         Wed, 12 Oct 1994 13:07:40 -0600
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Russell_Ragar@PMR.MISSOURI.EDU
Subject:      NET3270 and WP Office - Reply
 
What do you mean by WP Office 4.01?  Do you mean WP Office 4.0a? or
WP Office 4.0?  or GroupWise 4.1?  I'd recommend the 4.1 version
since it's much more bug free.
 
Which TCP/IP stack are you using?
 
I've run WP Office 4.0a and GroupWise 4.1 successfully along side
NET3270 for months.  No problems.
 
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| Russell C. Ragar            Dept of Physical Medicine & Rehab |
| Network Manager               University of Missouri-Columbia |
| russell_ragar@pmr.missouri.edu        Columbia, Missouri, USA |
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We have been experiencing a problem when users have WordPerfect
Office 4.01 email package open at the same time they have multiple or
sometimes single NET3270 sessions open. The PC freezes up. WP tech
support is mystified.
 
Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
 
Radu
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Radu Gladin - Office Automation Analyst
Georgetown University
GLADINR@GUNET.GEORGETOWN.EDU
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Date:         Wed, 12 Oct 1994 17:32:14 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
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From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      132 col./full screen
 
Has anyone been able to get the right fonts and whatever else it takes to get
win3270 to display a session that will take up the whole screen?
 
On 17" monitors, when we get 132 cols., the session only fills half the
screen from top to bottom.  This works out fine to have two sessions up at
once but some users want the whole screen taken so they can read things
better.
 
I would also like to get 132 cols. to show on a 14 and 15 inch monitor
without it being so small you can't read it.  Pierre has given me some
suggestions on trying other fonts but I haven't found anything that works
well.
 
Thanks,
Glen
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Glen A. Draper, Communications
University of Virginia
(804)924-4187, fax (804)982-2777
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Date:         Wed, 12 Oct 1994 23:49:11 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: 132 col./full screen
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              12 Oct 1994 17:32:14 EDT from 
 
On Wed, 12 Oct 1994 17:32:14 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>Has anyone been able to get the right fonts and whatever else it takes to get
>win3270 to display a session that will take up the whole screen?
>
>On 17" monitors, when we get 132 cols., the session only fills half the
>screen from top to bottom.  This works out fine to have two sessions up at
>once but some users want the whole screen taken so they can read things
>better.
>
>I would also like to get 132 cols. to show on a 14 and 15 inch monitor
>without it being so small you can't read it.  Pierre has given me some
>suggestions on trying other fonts but I haven't found anything that works
>well.
 
Glen,
 
It is not the size of the physical screen that counts but the video mode
in which Windows operates. If you use the Courier New or Lucida Sans
TypeWriter TrueType fonts, you can get a readable screen at 1024x768 but
at 800x600 you start to stretch it. Don't count on ever seeing a readable
132 Cols at VGA mode. Some simple math will tell you it'll never be
readble (640 pixels / 132 cols = 4 pixels per char, not very readble!)
 
Version 2.5.1 will contain a new set of bitmap fonts hand tuned for
VGA (640x480), SVGA (800x600), and 8514 (1024x768) these various video
modes. All models (2 through 5) will be clear and readable except the
Model 5 in VGA mode.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Thu, 13 Oct 1994 08:26:16 BST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Brian Dansey 
Organization: Oxford University Libraries Automation Service
Subject:      Re: 132 col./full screen
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              12 Oct 1994 23:49:11 EDT from 
 
On Wed, 12 Oct 1994 23:49:11 EDT Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man said:
 
[snip]
>Version 2.5.1 will contain a new set of bitmap fonts hand tuned for
>VGA (640x480), SVGA (800x600), and 8514 (1024x768) these various video
>modes. All models (2 through 5) will be clear and readable except the
>Model 5 in VGA mode.
 
Great.  I can barely wait!
 
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Brian Dansey, Systems Manager         Email: Brian.Dansey@las.ox.ac.uk
Oxford University                       Tel: +44-865-278178
Libraries Automation Service            Fax: +44-865-278175
67A St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LU
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Date:         Tue, 25 Oct 1994 10:18:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Notis User's Group Meeting
 
I will be giving a presentation Friday morning at the Notis User's Group
Meeting in Chicago in session 58 from 10:30 - 12:00.
 
Anyone who wishes to meet me to talk about problems, issues, ideas,
future or just talk, drop on by and I'd be glad to meet you in
person. I'm free after the session until 4:00 PM.
 
I'll be demonstrating the next version of TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Thu, 27 Oct 1994 17:34:41 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Matt Avitable 
Subject:      VTCIP.386
 
We have been using tcp3270 for about 6 months with no problems. We are now
using a new network card (same manufacturer as before) with updated drivers.
 
When we enter Windows we get the message
 
 'VTCPIP: Device load failed.
  TCPIP not installed or not the right version.'
 
I suspect this error is due to VTCPIP.386 or possibly WINSOCK.DLL which are
vintage 1993.
 
Does anyone know where I can get updates?
 
Thanks
 
Matt Avitable
Scientific Computing Center
Downstate Medical Center
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Date:         Thu, 27 Oct 1994 20:50:25 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: VTCIP.386
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu, 27 Oct 1994 17:34:41 EST from 
 
On Thu, 27 Oct 1994 17:34:41 EST Matt Avitable said:
>We have been using tcp3270 for about 6 months with no problems. We are now
>using a new network card (same manufacturer as before) with updated drivers.
>
>When we enter Windows we get the message
>
> 'VTCPIP: Device load failed.
>  TCPIP not installed or not the right version.'
>
>I suspect this error is due to VTCPIP.386 or possibly WINSOCK.DLL which are
>vintage 1993.
 
Matt,
 
First, I would suggest that in the future you post questions regarding
the TCP3270 product to the list called TCP3270. That list was created
a few months ago to serve that specific product line.
 
As for your problem, yes, you have some parts that don't match. You can get
the latest patches from FTP.NOVELL.COM in /pub/updates/unixconn/lwdos41
for LAN WorkPlace 4.1 or /pub/updates/unixconn/lwdos42 for LAN
WorkPlace 4.2
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Thu, 27 Oct 1994 18:45:35 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Matt Avitable 
Subject:      VTCPIP.386 - Disregard last message
 
Sorry - I just sent a message -
 
 
We have been using tcp3270 for about 6 months with no problems. We are now
using a new network card (same manufacturer as before) with updated drivers.
 
When we enter Windows we get the message
 
 'VTCPIP: Device load failed.
  TCPIP not installed or not the right version.'
 
I suspect this error is due to VTCPIP.386 or possibly WINSOCK.DLL which are
vintage 1993.
 
Does anyone know where I can get updates?
 
   ********************************************************************
 
I discovered the problem - TCPIP.EXE had not been loaded by mistake.
I should have looked there first.
 
However, I would still like to know where to get updates for VTCPIP.386,
WINSOCK.DLL and TCPIP.EXE.
 
Thanks,
 
 
 
Matt
 
 
Matthew Avitable
Scientific Computing Center
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn NY
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Date:         Tue, 6 Sep 1994 08:43:21 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Bouman 
Organization: FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Subject:      Gateway configurations
 
I am presently running the latest version of spxserv on my gateways
here, and presently am configured for 100 sessions per gateway.  We
have been quite stable, other than the fact that we max out on some
of our gateways.  On one of our gateways, we have bumped the maximum
sessions up to 120 sessions, which seems to be functioning properly
right now.
 
My questions to this list are:
 
1.  If you are supporting more than 100 sessions, how
    many sessions are you supporting on the gateways, and how is the
    dependability.
 
2.  What IPX/SPX support has been the most dependable.  Native IPX,
    ODI, or VLM's.
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( @ \____/ @ )
 \/  O  O  \/________________  __
 (          )       G O      \/  \  Joe Bouman
  \  (oo)  /      H O G G    |  @/  Informations Services
    \____/  \     W I L D     )     Ferris State University
             |     ____      /      Big Rapids, Michigan
             |     |  |     |       EMAIL: JBOUMAN@IST01.FERRIS.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 6 Sep 1994 09:34:04 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
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From:         GEORGE VAN DYKE 
Subject:      Gateway configurations -Reply
 
We are presently running native IPX and ODI stacks here and the only
trouble we have had was with SPX through one our remote links, and
Pierre provided a fix for that.  Since then we have not had any
problems.  Our system is still growing so we have not hit more that
80 users (single sessions only) on the gateway, also set at 100.
 
 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I am presently running the latest version of spxserv on my gateways
here, and presently am configured for 100 sessions per gateway.  We
have been quite stable, other than the fact that we max out on some
of our gateways.  On one of our gateways, we have bumped the maximum
sessions up to 120 sessions, which seems to be functioning properly
right now.
 
My questions to this list are:
 
1.  If you are supporting more than 100 sessions, how
    many sessions are you supporting on the gateways, and how is the
    dependability.
 
2.  What IPX/SPX support has been the most dependable.  Native IPX,
    ODI, or VLM's.
 /\        /\
( @ \____/ @ )
 \/  O  O  \/________________  __
 (          )       G O      \/  \  Joe Bouman
  \  (oo)  /      H O G G    |  @/  Informations Services
    \____/  \     W I L D     )     Ferris State University
             |     ____      /      Big Rapids, Michigan
             |     |  |     |       EMAIL: JBOUMAN@IST01.FERRIS.EDU
             |__|__|  |__|__|
 
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Date:         Tue, 6 Sep 1994 11:55:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
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From:         Jerry Dodd 
Subject:      Transfer option
 
Pierre,
 
Some of our users are trying to use the Transfer feature to download
or receive a file and it does not work under release 2.01.  Zero
records are transferred.  Trying the same process under release 0.80
works.  Is there a difference between the blocksize between the two
releases?  What is the transfer block size under release 2.01?
 
Thanks for your help,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
jld3y@virginia.edu
 
 
Jerry Dodd
U297@sysm.acs.Virginia.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 6 Sep 1994 14:42:07 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Joyce 
Subject:      Upload/Download to VSE/CICS
 
Has anyone used the upload/download facilities of NET3270 to do file transfer
between a workstation and a VSE system using CICS?
 
Bill Joyce
Systems Programmer
Iona College
(914) 633-2535
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Date:         Wed, 7 Sep 1994 09:51:55 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Transfer option
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              6 Sep 1994 11:55:55 -0400 from 
 
On Tue, 6 Sep 1994 11:55:55 -0400 Jerry Dodd said:
>Pierre,
>
>Some of our users are trying to use the Transfer feature to download
>or receive a file and it does not work under release 2.01.  Zero
>records are transferred.  Trying the same process under release 0.80
>works.  Is there a difference between the blocksize between the two
>releases?  What is the transfer block size under release 2.01?
 
Jerry,
 
  Does the file transfer complete at all or do you have to press F2 a
few times to get back to the host O/S command prompt?  If that is the
problem, try v2.5. It supports something we call "Auto Detect" file
transfer. It can automatically detect file transfer as CUT or DFT
mode and adjust. This prevents the user from having to configure
the file transfer parameters.
 
Also, the block size has normally no effect on the transfer unless you
are going through a host session manager. If so, try bringing the
block size down to 2000 bytes or so. Many session managers don't
handle large 3270 data streams.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Wed, 7 Sep 1994 09:48:08 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Larry Scollard (UNT)" 
Subject:      Gateway Configurations - Reply
 
On Sept. 6, 1994 Joe Bouman asked about Net3270 gateway configurations.
 
1. We currently run two gateways both configured for the maximum (150)
   number of sessions.  Before we installed the second gateway we often
   had > 140 sessions actually in use on the gateway.  With two gate-
   ways installed we often see > 130 sessions in use on each.  Both
   gateways are 386-class machines and seem to handle the load with ease.
   We would *love* to see the 150 session limit raised to 200 or 250
   to forstall installation of a third gateway to handle our growing
   environment.  (Any chance of this Pierre?)  I suppose the 640K wall
   could get in the way of supporting additional sessions.
 
2. We originally ran our first gateway using IPX over packet drivers.
   The packet driver came from the Clarkson group and the IPX support
   for PDS came from BYU.  We started this way because that is what we
   were doing for individual workstations at that time.  The packet
   driver environment proved to be unstable, the usual symptom being a
   system loop in the IPX.COM module.  Next we used "native" IPX.  This
   environment was quite stable but also functionally frozen by Novell.
   In order to get some level of support (fixes, new versions, etc.) we
   switched to ODI.  ODI has also been very stable on the gateways.
 
   Joe's posting mentioned VLMs.  VLMs (or NETX) are not required on the
   gateway machines.  We have found that the shell/redirector layer of
   Novell software provides no real function for the gateways and takes
   up a good chunk of memory, so we run without that layer.
 
I hope this information will be of some use.
 
Larry Scollard, Sr. Systems\Programmer Analyst
--------------
University of Tennessee Computing Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
Internet: pa8250@utkvm1.utk.edu
BITNET:   PA8250@UTKVM1
Phone:    (615) 974-6721
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Date:         Tue, 13 Sep 1994 22:14:04 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Updated PCPRINT Host Software Available!
 
Due to a bug introduced in TCP3270 for Windows 2.5 and
NET3270 for Windows 2.5, we have made a correction to the PCPRINT
host software program to correctly check for the presence of the
workstation program.
 
The problem was that we changed the return string in the OEM Reply to
be able to distinguish between NET3270 and TCP3270 but completely forgot
about PCPRINT.
 
Since we will not change the OEM return string back to its original
state, if you are using PCPRINT, we suggest that you pickup the new
source and update the host component at your site.
 
If you don't want to FTP the new source, you can easily update the
host software directly by editing the single source file, search
for the label NEXTRPL and add the following lines just above the
label NEXTRPL to check for TCP3270 properly.
 
         CLC   6(8,R2),=CL8'TCP3270' Is this TCP3270 ?
         BE    NETOK
 
Rebuild the host component and replace it on your public disk.
 
You can FTP the new files anonymously from Worf.CC.McGill.CA in
the directly "/tn3270/pcprint" or "/net3270/pcprint" Both contain
the same file, PCPRINT.EXE which is a self-extracting archive with
the source for CMS, TSO, and MUSIC.
 
If you're not sure what PCPRINT is, it is a host program which allows
you to transparently print files to your local printer. It is like
doing an intelligent download to LPTx. It provides options to
select the LPT port, add a FormFeed, translate mainframe carriage
control and disable EBCDIC/ASCII conversion (if you have a printer ready
file such as PostScript already).
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Wed, 14 Sep 1994 11:11:45 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Updates to PCPRINT for CMS
 
Sorry for the second memo, but some major changes have been done
to PCPRINT for CMS.  Thanks to Wayne T. Smith at University
of Maine Systems for making the changes. Here are the new features
listed below.
 
The updates are FTP'able anonymoulsy from Worf.CC.McGill.CA in either
"/tn3270/pcprint/pcprint.exe" or "/net3270/pcprint/pcprint.exe".
 
               =======================================
 
 
We've added significant function to PCPRINT and would like to offer it
to you (for distribution to anyone you chose).  The areas of enhancement
are:
 
1. XA-mode toleration.  This is a relatively major change to the PCPRINT
   ASSEMBLE file (via an update).  This will be the major benefit for
   most of your customers.
 
2. Rudimentary XEDIT and SHOW support.  PCPRINT XEDIT and PCPRINT SHOW
   macros allow printing of the file being displayed.
 
3. Default LPT# support.  PCPRINT EXEC front-end uses GLOBALV to save
   the default LPT# between sessions.
 
4. PCPRINT Help files for CMS, XEDIT and SHOW.
 
5. A new "generate" program, GENPCPRI EXEC, to apply updates & generate
   a new PCPRINT MODULE.
 
We hope you are interested in these changes as they are critical to our
use of TCP3270 (TCP3270 TPRINT support still has importance for our
non-CMS (CICS) users) and should be important to many of your customers.
 
We suggest that an appropriate packaging for these changes/additions is
a single "READCARD" format file.  This could be e-mailed or FTPed as a
normal text file to you (and from you to your customers).
 
We have developed this on our VM/ESA R1 system, but believe it will run
on any release of CMS currently supported by IBM.
 
Let me know if you want it, and if you'd rather have different
packaging, how you might want it.
 
Regards,
 
Wayne T. Smith
Systems Group - CAPS              BITNET/CREN:  wts@maine
University of Maine System        internet:     wts@maine.maine.edu
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Date:         Tue, 27 Sep 1994 09:26:08 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         jld3y 
Subject:      Attention key
 
Pierre,
 
We have a user who is trying to emulate the attention key on a 3270 type
terminal.  She set the escape key to have the attention function.  The
problem is that whenever the user is in an application and is clocked, she
presses the escape key to emulate the attention function but this does not
interrupt the clock.  Should the attention function be working just as it
does on a 3270 type terminal?
 
Thanks,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
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Date:         Tue, 27 Sep 1994 11:02:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Attention key
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              27 Sep 1994 09:26:08 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 27 Sep 1994 09:26:08 EDT jld3y said:
>Pierre,
>
>We have a user who is trying to emulate the attention key on a 3270 type
>terminal.  She set the escape key to have the attention function.  The
>problem is that whenever the user is in an application and is clocked, she
>presses the escape key to emulate the attention function but this does not
>interrupt the clock.  Should the attention function be working just as it
>does on a 3270 type terminal?
 
The ATTN key is not supported in the NET3270 environment because ATTN is
an SNA key.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 2 Aug 1994 10:56:06 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Matthew Avitable 
Subject:      Graphics and PCPRINT
 
I have just installed TCP3270 at SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn
(AKA Downstate Medical Center) and am quite impressed.
 
I have one question and one problem.
 
1) Does TCP3270 emulate an IBM3279 graphics terminal and if so, has anyone
   been able to use it with SAS/GRAPH ?
 
2) I am having problems executing PCPRINT using an EXEC while in XEDIT,
   specifically while in the RICE Mailer.
 
Any thoughts or suggestions? - or answers!
 
Thanks,
 
Matt
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Date:         Tue, 2 Aug 1994 17:47:01 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Graphics and PCPRINT
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 2 Aug 1994 10:56:06 EST from 
 
On Tue, 2 Aug 1994 10:56:06 EST Matthew Avitable said:
>I have just installed TCP3270 at SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn
>(AKA Downstate Medical Center) and am quite impressed.
>
>I have one question and one problem.
>
>1) Does TCP3270 emulate an IBM3279 graphics terminal and if so, has anyone
>   been able to use it with SAS/GRAPH ?
 
Nope, and there are no plans at this time. The development costs do
not justify the very small market for such support.
 
>2) I am having problems executing PCPRINT using an EXEC while in XEDIT,
>   specifically while in the RICE Mailer.
 
Ask other people on the list. I know a number of people have imbedded in
in all sorts of things. Provide a good description of your problem.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Fri, 5 Aug 1994 21:44:43 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      IBM Apar required for VM/VTAM Host Server
 
To all sites running the NET3270 for VM/VTAM Host Server,
 
There is a new APAR required to fix a bug in VM's GCS code. The
bug causes VM to drop packets under moderate to heavy loads. This
causes file transfers to hang and host update screens to never appear.
 
Contact your IBM support center and ask for VM APAR VM58143.
 
This is ONLY if you are running the new VM/VTAM code, not the MVS/VTAM
nor the original pure VM host server.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Wed, 24 Aug 1994 22:06:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      NET3270 for Windows Ver 2.5 Now Available!
 
*************************************************************************
*********************  Aug 24, 1994 Announcement ************************
*************************************************************************
 
Announcing immediate availability of NET3270 for Windows Version 2.5
 
 
NET3270 Version 2.5 is a free upgrade available through the McGill
FTP server to all registered owners.
 
 
The following features have been added to Version 2.5
-----------------------------------------------------
 
* Automatic IND$FILE detects Screen Image and Structure Field transfer
  mode to support all platforms through any host path
 
* Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) interface to control the emulator easily
  from other applications
 
* Enhanced EHLLAPI to be more compliant with the Attachmate design.
  EHLLAPI can now 'spawn' sessions automatically without having to
  preload the emulator
 
* Support for Yale's TPRINT host printing program
 
* Ability to disable most features (menu & toolbar) to use NET3270
  in a public area. i.e. you can disable changes to the profile,
  new sessions, changes to the toolbar, ...
 
* Tool Tips show you what a given tool does as you move the pointer
  over the icon
 
* Ability to run other programs from the menu or toolbar (configurable)
 
* Multiple Paste options to handle different types of text
 
* Enhanced screen saving options and constant screen capturing
 
* Enhanced ALA support with the Clipboard. You can now copy screens
  containing ALA characters to other applications
 
* Simplified color management dialog
 
* New display configuration options:  Show Nulls, Always Autoskip,
  Display Blink as Italic, Show Hotspots, Multiline Delete, Enforce
  Numeric Fields and more
 
* New display engine accelerates many display operations
 
* Ability to tailor the SETUP procedure to skip some steps and
  preset all NET3270 options.  Edit the file NET3270.MST on the
  distribution diskette for configuration options
 
 
What's in store for Version 3.0?
--------------------------------
 
* A state-of-the-art built-in scripting language
 
* Support for the new WinHLLAPI interface
 
* Many other goodies...
 
 
The updated manuals are available in printer ready format for PCL and
Postscript printers.
 
If you encounter any problems with NET3270 for Windows, please send
me mail at: Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
NET3270 for Windows has become what it is thanks to great feedback from
our customers. If you have a new idea or a better way to provide some
functionality, please let us know. We like to hear comments (of all types).
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Mon, 29 Aug 1994 20:37:30 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Easel and TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows
 
Is anyone using Easel with TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows?
 
If so, please send me mail. I have another customer having problems
and I need some info since I don't know what Easel is/does.
 
Thanks,
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
 
Remember:  A phone call is worth 1000 e-mails.
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jun 1994 15:56:00 PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Loewen, Doug" 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 Ellahpi
 
>   There is a bug in this release of EHLLAPI in which the
> HLLAPICopyStringToPS or HLLAPICopyStringToField does not set the
> MDT bit. Therefore, although the data is copied, it is not sent
>  to the host.
 
>By the way, what scripting language are you using?
>Have you written you own?
 
I am using a vendor supplied package. What we are doing is running PC tools
like
PowerBuilder, PowerView, Crystal Reports to access one of our mainframe
Databases.  The interface to the mainframe is supplied by the DBMS vendor
and they do the interpretation from my script to the Ellahpi.
 
>This bug is corrected in the next release of the software.
 
Thanks Pierre
 
 
 
================================================================
 Doug Loewen                       * Phone:      (604) 822-4314
 Senior Technical Analyst          * Fax:        (604) 822-5116
 The University of British Columbia*
 Vancouver, BC                     *
 Canada                            * E-mail (Internet):
 V6T 1Z2                           *          loewen@ucs.ubc.ca
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jul 1994 03:30:00 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Andrew J. Fruhling" 
Subject:      Page Faults
 
We have a several users that are experiencing page faults in Windows.
The page faults started occurring after we installed the latest version
of WIN3270.  Is anyone else having similar problems?
 
Andrew Fruhling
University of Texas at Dallas
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jul 1994 10:34:50 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      paste in win3270
 
Joe,
 
To restate my original problem:
We put data on the clipboard and just tried to paste it to a CICS screen
having several fields.  The first field receives its data but things stop
there, no other fields get any data pasted.
 
Are you saying that this works without macro?  What do you mean by the
'button'?  We are not using macros.
 
This worked under older versions (beta and/or ver 1.01) but doesn't now with
2.01.
 
Thanks,
Glen
 
 
 
 
On Jun 22,  9:57am, Joe Strickland wrote:
> Subject: Re: win3270 - paste
> Yes, I reported something like this.  The odd behavior was that it worked
> correctly when using the button but not when using the Menu-Edit-Paste
> command mapped to Ctrl-v.  My problem was principally with using Paste
within
> a Windows Recorder macro.
>
>
> Joe Strickland
> -- End of excerpt from Joe Strickland 
 
 
 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 5 Jul 1994 10:54:58 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Helen P. Nulty" 
Subject:      MUSIC mail support for WIN3270
 
Can we adapt MUSIC mail facility to support WIN3270?
 
Using WIN3270 we are unable to specify mail as being in text file
residing on the pc, e.g. c:\filename.  The file transfer screen hangs.
This DOES work on our system using NET3270.
 
Helen P. Nulty
Systems Manager
St. Lawrence University
Computer Operations, Launders Computing Center
Canton, NY  13617
hnul@music.stlawu.edu  OR   nulty@vm.stlawu.edu
ph:  315-379-5979      fax:  315-379-5539
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Date:         Tue, 5 Jul 1994 14:00:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Page Faults
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              5 Jul 1994 03:30:00 -0500 from 
 
On Tue, 5 Jul 1994 03:30:00 -0500 Andrew J. Fruhling said:
>We have a several users that are experiencing page faults in Windows.
>The page faults started occurring after we installed the latest version
>of WIN3270.  Is anyone else having similar problems?
 
The problem appears to be fixed in the next release according to
alpha testers.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 6 Jul 1994 12:32:23 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Beth Nicol 
Organization: Auburn University Libraries
Subject:      Raw Print LPT1
 
We are using 2.01 (win3270), and have discovered Raw Print to LPT1.
Salvation! we thought.  - fast,draft mode printing, no questions
asked.  There seems to be one remaining hitch:  we user 8.5x5.5 paper
(that's half sheets).  For the first couple of screen dumps, all is
well, but after that the application seems to override the page
length in the printer, and prints 8.5x11 sheets.
 
Is this a bug?  Is there something I'm missing in the set up?  Can it
be worked around or fixed?
 
TIA
 
 
 
Beth Nicol -Automation Manager
Auburn University Libraries
Phone: (205)844-1731              INTERNET: bnicol@lib.auburn.edu
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jul 1994 14:47:59 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Raw Print LPT1
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              6 Jul 1994 12:32:23 CST from 
 
Beth,
 
  The software knows nothing about pages lengths. It prints the raw
24 lines and then FormFeed.
 
  You can disable the FormFeed by adding the following to the
[System.Settings] section in the NET3270.INI file.
 
    Print Raw FormFeed = Off
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 6 Jul 1994 14:13:12 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Beth Nicol 
Organization: Auburn University Libraries
Subject:      Re: Raw Print LPT1
 
Pierre:
 
Thanks for the info.  I'll try adding the line - and now that I know
how it works, maybe I can discover why it seems to misbehave the way
it does.
 
Thanks.
 
 
Beth Nicol -Automation Manager
Auburn University Libraries
Phone: (205)844-1731              INTERNET: bnicol@lib.auburn.edu
*------------------------------------------------------------------*
Thought for the day:
    The only thing that hurts more than paying income tax
    is not having to pay income tax.
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 7 Jul 1994 14:22:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Jerry L. Dodd" 
Subject:      Cut and Paste
 
Pierre,
 
Is there a problem with using Paste (Ctrl-V) in release 2.01?  In the Beta
version 0.80, Paste would copy data into multiple fields on the screen.  In
version 2.01, Paste will only copy data into the first field.  In another
CICS application, Paste will not copy any data to the screen.  Also wanted to
know if there are any special conditions, such as modified data tag, that has
to be set in the CICS application for the Paste option to work.
 
Thanks for your help.
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
jld3y@virginia.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 7 Jul 1994 19:56:33 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Problem with File Downloads
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 14 Jun 1994 14:54:19 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 14 Jun 1994 14:54:19 EDT Stephen T. Murphy said:
>Has anybody seen this problem? (or be aware as it may happen to you.)
>
>Yesterday I downloaded  a file from our Mainframe  (VM) using Win-3270
>version  2.01 The  download appeared  to run  normally with  the usual
>displays clicking off the progress of the download. When I later tried
>to use the file, I discovered  it was truncated. After several retrys,
>I later discoverd  the drive that I was downloading  to was full. This
>occurs both on  network drives and the C drive.  If, for example, only
>50K is free before  a download of a 200K file, you  will get the first
>50K and a full  drive but the status displays will  click off the full
>200K and it will appear that the D/L was successful.
 
Stephen,
 
  I am aware of the problem. The current code causes a 'User Interruption'
when it discovers a disk full status. I will do some more testing but
I don't recall anything in the IND$FILE protocol to properly handle
that. I'll see if I can fix it for v2.5...
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 7 Jul 1994 19:59:57 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Cut and Paste
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              7 Jul 1994 14:22:20 EDT from 
 
On Thu, 7 Jul 1994 14:22:20 EDT Jerry L. Dodd said:
>Pierre,
>
>Is there a problem with using Paste (Ctrl-V) in release 2.01?  In the Beta
>version 0.80, Paste would copy data into multiple fields on the screen.  In
>version 2.01, Paste will only copy data into the first field.  In another
>CICS application, Paste will not copy any data to the screen.  Also wanted to
>know if there are any special conditions, such as modified data tag, that has
>to be set in the CICS application for the Paste option to work.
 
Jerry,
 
  You're the second person to report that. I don't recall any problems
nor have I seen any here. Are you copying the block into an
unprotected block? i.e. like into an editor?  v2.5 has some new
edit paste capabilities such as field delimiters and stream mode.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 7 Jul 1994 20:14:03 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: MUSIC mail support for WIN3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              5 Jul 1994 10:54:58 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 5 Jul 1994 10:54:58 EDT Helen P. Nulty said:
>Can we adapt MUSIC mail facility to support WIN3270?
>
>Using WIN3270 we are unable to specify mail as being in text file
>residing on the pc, e.g. c:\filename.  The file transfer screen hangs.
>This DOES work on our system using NET3270.
 
NET3270 for Windows does not support that extension yet. It will
be incoporated in the near future, probably by version 3.0.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 7 Jul 1994 20:21:06 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: paste in win3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              5 Jul 1994 10:34:50 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 5 Jul 1994 10:34:50 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>Joe,
>
>To restate my original problem:
>We put data on the clipboard and just tried to paste it to a CICS screen
>having several fields.  The first field receives its data but things stop
>there, no other fields get any data pasted.
>
>Are you saying that this works without macro?  What do you mean by the
>'button'?  We are not using macros.
>
>This worked under older versions (beta and/or ver 1.01) but doesn't now with
>2.01.
 
I think there was a problem in v2.01 and it is fixed in v2.5. v2.5
supports multiple paste modes: Block, Stream, and Field.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 8 Jul 1994 07:57:07 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "JOHN W. SNELL, COMPUTING CENTER DIRECTOR" 
Subject:      Uploads/Downloads - TCP/3270 for Windows
 
We are running TCP/3270 for Windows version 2.01 and are experiencing
difficulties with file uploads and downloads between our PCs and
MUSIC.
 
First of all, is there a special file naming convention that must be
used for files on the mainframe side?  It seems that if I have a file
with a name like $REG:STU.BILLS.052594 that I wish to transfer to
a:stubill.94, I receive an error message TRANS18 'Incorrect option
specified: file transfer cancelled' and in the MUSIC session it says
'Invalid data set name, STU.BILLS.052594.'
 
If I rename the MUSIC file to a shorter name, such as $REG:TESTFILE,
the download works fine.
 
When uploading, I have had little success, and that only when I
APPENDed to an existing MUSIC file.  I'm sure the destination file
should not have to already exist before the upload begins.  Following
the download example from above, I attempted to upload a:stubill.94
to a destination filename of TESTING.  Since the lrecl of the file is
12, I also specified that on the file transfer window.  The resulting
error message reads 'TRANS17  Missing or incorrect TSO data set name:
file transfer', with no error messages appearing on the MUSIC session
screen.  Even if I omit the lrecl value, the result is the same.
 
In all cases, I have specified to the upload/download window that the
Host System was TSO/MUSIC, and have made certain my only MUSIC
session screen had been cleared prior to the attempted file transfer.
 
We are running MUSIC 2.4 with all service applied.  When we run
PC/3270 on a coax-attached PC, the upload/download displays problems
similar to the ones described above.
 
Does this look like a PC problem, an IND$FILE problem, or are there
some hints we need to know to make this work properly?
I assumed that by keeping our MUSIC software current we are
assured of also having the current version of IND$FILE that MUSIC
file transfer requires.
 
Any help appreciated.
 
Regards,
John
 
=======================================================================
*          John W. Snell, Computing Center Director                   *
*          Transylvania University  (606) 233-8134                    *
*          300 N. Broadway            JOHN@TRANSY.BITNET              *
*          Lexington, Kentucky 40508  USA                             *
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jul 1994 10:10:16 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Uploads/Downloads - TCP/3270 for Windows
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri, 8 Jul 1994 07:57:07 EDT from 
 
John,
 
   Your problem is with the IND$FILE host program. There are obviously
some limitations to the version for MUSIC (which is actually the TSO
version). Do you have the latest version?  If you type 'IND$FILE ?' at
*Go, it should respond with version 1.1.1 with some PTFs.
 
  That's about all I can offer. Otherwise, you'll have to open a
problem incident with the MUSIC Product Group.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 11 Jul 1994 11:39:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 
Subject:      Receive File completion time
 
In downloading a large file, I just noticed the time shown on the
completion message is rather optimistic.  In this case it gave a time of
33.06 seconds when the transfer took about 35 minutes (hmm, it could have
been 33.06 minutes).  That was over a SLIP connecton; a similarly
erroneous report was given for the same transfer over Token Ring -- said
"7.47 secs" when it is more like 7 "mins".
 
The reported rate of 1.3 KB/sec was closer to the actual 0.98 KB/sec.
 
What have others observed?  Is this a bug or what?
 
Oh, TCP3270 version 2.01.
 
While we're on it, is this slow or as expected?  4.4 KB/sec for the
Token Ring doesn't compare well with about 100 KB/sec one can get with
FTP.
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 11 Jul 1994 14:18:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 
Subject:      Re: Receive File completion time
In-Reply-To:  CJS AT PSUVM.PSU.EDU -- Mon, 11 Jul 94 11:39 EDT
 
Oops, I just wrote:
 
>While we're on it, is this slow or as expected?  4.4 KB/sec for the
>Token Ring doesn't compare well with about 100 KB/sec one can get with
>FTP.
 
And now must remove my foot from my keyboard.  While a receive is slower
through TCP3270, it is not *that* much slower than an FTP Get.  It was
my TCP/IP stack that seems not to be, err, very receptive - Microsoft's
TCP/IP-32 for WfWG 3.111 (final beta).
 
Different FTP gets of the same file are better than my reported
4.4KB/sec, but it is obviously stack dependent:
 
        MS TCP/IP-32            WS_FTP             9 KB/sec
        Trumpet Winsock 1.0b6   WS_FTP            47
        Chameleon 4.007         WS_FTP            68
            "                   Chameleon FTP     62
            "            (PUT)    "        "     173
            "                   TCP3270 RECEIVE   56
            "                   TCP3270 SEND      86
 
(It is usually better to SEND than RECEIVE!)
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jul 1994 15:24:57 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Receive File completion time
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon, 11 Jul 1994 14:18:00 EDT from

 
On Mon, 11 Jul 1994 14:18:00 EDT Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 said:
>Oops, I just wrote:
>
>>While we're on it, is this slow or as expected?  4.4 KB/sec for the
>>Token Ring doesn't compare well with about 100 KB/sec one can get with
>>FTP.
>
>And now must remove my foot from my keyboard.  While a receive is slower
>through TCP3270, it is not *that* much slower than an FTP Get.  It was
>my TCP/IP stack that seems not to be, err, very receptive - Microsoft's
>TCP/IP-32 for WfWG 3.111 (final beta).
>
>Different FTP gets of the same file are better than my reported
>4.4KB/sec, but it is obviously stack dependent:
>
>        MS TCP/IP-32            WS_FTP             9 KB/sec
>        Trumpet Winsock 1.0b6   WS_FTP            47
>        Chameleon 4.007         WS_FTP            68
>            "                   Chameleon FTP     62
>            "            (PUT)    "        "     173
>            "                   TCP3270 RECEIVE   56
>            "                   TCP3270 SEND      86
>
>(It is usually better to SEND than RECEIVE!)
 
Chris,
 
   Thanks for the message. Well, I guess that's why it's called 'beta'
software...  You should also increase the block size to 9999 and try
the tests again. That will be a more fair comparison between everything.
 
On Windows NT 3.1, a MIPS machine can download at about 100 KBytes/sec
and a Dec Alpha AXP at about 150 KBytes/sec. I expect that number
to go as high as 100% faster with Windows NT 3.5 due to the new stack.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Jul 1994 09:12:28 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         John Pillans 
Subject:      Compiled TPRINT
 
Does anyone have a COMPILED version of tprint for the PC they wouldn't mind
sharing with me.  You can FTP it to jpillans.cis.smu.edu user=anonymous.
For the password use whatever you want.
 
Thanks
 
 
 
John Pillans
Senior Systems Analyst
Southern Methodist University
jpillans@sun.cis.smu.edu
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Date:         Thu, 14 Jul 1994 16:42:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Janet E. Lute" 
Subject:      Remapping keys
 
I have been remapping some keys and saving to a specific profile (not
DEFAULT).  These changes are appearing in other profiles which share the
same IP Host/Gateway number.  Is there a way by which I can save specific
information to keys in one profile only?
I am using version 2.5, but had this problem earlier.
 
Janet Lute
Catalog Div.
Princeton University
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Date:         Thu, 14 Jul 1994 16:03:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Luis F. Lacayo" 
Subject:      Re: Remapping keys
 
Janet,
 
if you are using the DOS version and NET3270 of a network you can start
it with using the -f option.   The syntax is NET3270 -f filename.
If you are running the windows version you should be able to save
the net3270.ini in your private windows directory.
I hope this helps.
 
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:25:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ASDXRWH@OSUCC.BITNET
Subject:      TCP3270
 
Please respond if you get this message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 11:30:32 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen D. Richman" 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:25:00 CDT from 
 
Received message.
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:32:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ASDXRWH@OSUCC.BITNET
Subject:      TCP3270 and EHLLPAI
 
I am running a data entry package called "Keymaster"
from DOS under Windows 3.1 using TCP3270. I cannot
transfer files from the application through Windows
via TCP3270. The documentation says I need EHLLPAI.
Can you call me so we can talk about this. I gues we
also communicate via listserv.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:33:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         ASDXRWH@OSUCC.BITNET
Subject:      cont. last message TCP3270
 
Richard W. Hawkins
307 Whitehurst
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74074
(405)744-6986
asdxrwh@okway.okstate.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 11:33:36 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ian Guthrie 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
Message received.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:35:10 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Perry Schwalb 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
>Please respond if you get this message.
>
>
 
By now, you have realized, I got your message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 11:48:05 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Amy J Brenen 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  
 
GOT IT!
 
On Fri, 22 Jul 1994 ASDXRWH@OSUCC.BITNET wrote:
 
> Please respond if you get this message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 12:29:08 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Peresich 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
     got the message...
     nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu
 
 
 
______________________________ Reply Separator
_________________________________
Subject: TCP3270
Author:  Net3270 Forum  at
smtplink-nwrdc
Date:    7/22/94 11:33 AM
 
 
Please respond if you get this message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 13:02:10 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Soo-Hoo 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
I received your message.
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 13:25:24 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  <9407221639.AA15805@moose.uvm.edu>
 
Got message.  FYI.. No "reply to" was available.
 
-Ed
 
 
On Fri, 22 Jul 1994, it was written:
 
> Please respond if you get this message.
>
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 10:33:52 PST8PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Dan Nguyen 
Organization: UCLA Arts, Theater, Film & TV
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
Got your message.
 
>      got the message...
>      nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu
>
>
>
> ______________________________ Reply Separator
 _________________________________
> Subject: TCP3270
> Author:  Net3270 Forum  at
 smtplink-nwrdc
> Date:    7/22/94 11:33 AM
>
>
> Please respond if you get this message.
>
Dan Nguyen
UCLA, School of the Arts
314 A East Melnitz
405 Hilgard Ave                     (Tel) (310) 825-1336
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1427          (Fax) (310) 206-8504
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 13:43:42 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Janet E. Lute" 
 
Message received July 22, 1994.
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 12:29:12 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Roger Deschner 
Subject:      Range of Delete - Bug or Feature?
 
In NET3270 (actually, FTP3270), the range of INSERT MODE appears to be
the entire field, while the range of a DELETE CHAR is limited to one
line. To see this effect, go into POWER input mode in CMS XEDIT, or edit
a file with lines longer than 80 characters. If you INSERT characters
into the first line of a multiline field, all subsequent characters in
the field are pushed along, wrapping from one line to the next. However,
if you DELETE any characters in an earlier line, characters in following
lines are NOT pulled back as they should be. Instead blanks appear in
the middle of the line in character positions (80-n)+1 to 80 where n is
the number of characters deleted.
 
NET3270 appears to share this mis-feature with a real 3270 terminal, so
as in many other areas, it is an exacting emulation.
 
However, most other 3270 emulators, such as the majority of tn3270
programs, the IBM 7171 (Yale s/1...) protocol converter, the Cisco
terminal server, etc., work the "right" way, where the characters are
pulled back on DELETE CHAR. This is how real 3270 terminals should have
worked in the first place, but the number of real 3270 terminals here is
declining from previous hundreds to just a dozen or so, with everyone
else using 7171 lines or something over TCP/IP. Is there a way to
configure NET3270/FTP3270 to work this way?
 
Other than that, we are new to NET3270, and find it to be absolutely the
best 3270 emulator around - even if it didn't have ALA support, which was
why we got it. It solves a number of shortcomings in the TN program
supplied with FTP PCTCP, as well as with U/Maryland DOSIP and
Clarkson/NCSA CUTCP, and we are replacing TN with FTP3270 whenever we
install PCTCP for use with CMS.
 
Roger Deschner    University of Illinois at Chicago   R.Deschner@uic.edu
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 14:23:57 CST
Reply-To:     lgindler@trinity.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Lawrence H. Gindler" 
Organization: Trinity University
Subject:      FTP Software PC/TCP Version 3.0
 
I just installed the 3.0  upgrade to FTP Software PC/TCP.
Everything seems to work ok (their own apps, in addition to mosaic
and hgopher which use winsock.dll).  The only app I can't seem to
get (and the one I need the most) is TCP3270.  The wtn3270 app that
comes with the software works, but has none of the nice features of
TCP3270.
 
The winsock.dll is dated 7-11-94 and has a size of 89,088 (from the
dir (hot off the presses I guess.
 
I am using TCP3270 2.01 dated April 6, 94 (from the "about") menu.
 
TCP3270 starts, but shows a prog505 in the status area.
 
Anyone have any ideas?  Anyone else been foolish enough to make this
upgrade?
 
-- larry
 
+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
Lawrence H. Gindler                telephony: (210)736-7401
Assistant Director for User Services
Trinity University Computing Center
715 Stadium Drive
San Antonio, Tx, 78212-7200    E-Mail: LGindler@Trinity.edu
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 15:13:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "POORMAN.HARRY" 
Subject:      tcp3270
 
Got it...
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 16:08:56 EDT
Reply-To:     sysgwv@albany.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Gerd W. Voss" 
Organization: University at Albany CNS
Subject:      enough with the goit stuff ...
 
Enough of this got it.
The list got it. Send direct to the user if you want to be helpful.
 
/gerd
 
__________________________________________________________
 Gerd W. Voss                    Email: sysgwv@albany.edu
 CNS Distributed Systems         Phone: 518.442.3722
 University at Albany, NY          FAX: 518.442.3697
__________________________________________________________
 Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and do NOT reflect
             the views or opinions of my employer.
__________________________________________________________
 Networks run on coffee ...
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jul 1994 21:38:58 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Request...
 
Folks,
 
   Please don't issue requests as the past one "Please reply to me".
If you do, please reply DIRECTLY to the user and not to the list.
 
Thanks,
 
P.S.  Don't reply to this  :-)
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Sat, 23 Jul 1994 00:22:48 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Luc Lepine 
Subject:      Re: Request...
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              22 Jul 1994 21:38:58 EDT from 
 
Got that!
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jul 1994 10:40:44 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ross Cartlidge 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  ASDXRWH%OSUCC.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU "TCP3270" (Jul 22, 10:25am)
 
> Please respond if you get this message.
 
ok
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jul 1994 09:46:28 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
Okay - received your message.
 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jul 1994 14:21:23 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Allan Fabila 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270
 
Received message.
 
Allan Fabila, Programmer/Analyst
Old Dominion University
LAN/Workstation Support
Internet: gaf100s@bosco.cc.odu.edu
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jul 1994 15:36:44 PST
Reply-To:     cooling@csus.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Michael T. Cooling" 
Organization: CSU Sacramento
Subject:      Only 6 Colors Emulated
 
I have seen a couple of problems with the color emulation of TCP3270 (I'm
on version 2.01 currently). In looking further, it seems that it's just
the default settings for the colors are set such that blue and turquoise
are both set to turquoise.  This is most obvious on the Netview main menu.
Was this done because the blue is so dark under Windows 3.1 that its
difficult to read, or was it an oversight?
 
 
Michael T. Cooling                                email: cooling@csus.edu
California State University, Sacramento
Manager of Operating Systems and Network Support
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jul 1994 13:52:14 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Cleanup of NET3270 List. Please Read!
 
Folks,
 
  I have created another list at McGill called  TCP3270.  This list
will be dedicated to questions regarding the TCP3270 product line
and this list (NET3270) will be dedicated to the NET3270 product line.
 
  In case your confused,  NET3270 is our Novell solution for mainframe
gatewayed access.  TCP3270 is a 'tn3270' emulator.
 
  To subscribe to the TCP3270 list, send mail to LISTSERV@VM1.McGill.CA
with no subject line and a single line of text as follows:
 
            SUBSCRIBE TCP3270  your full name
 
  To unsubscribe from the NET3270 list, send mail to LISTSERV@VM1.McGill.CA
with no subject line and a single line of text as follows:
 
            SIGNOFF  NET3270
 
You can combine both commands in a single mail to simply the change. Make
sure both commands are on separate lines. Eg.
 
            SUBSCRIBE TCP3270  your full name
            SIGNOFF  NET3270
 
The splitting of the lists will reduce the traffic for those who only
use one product. Please update yourself accordingly as soon as possible.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 28 Jul 1994 13:32:21 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Heather J. Reid" 
Subject:      Re: FTP Software PC/TCP Version 3.0
 
I have encountered problems with FTP software's release 2.3 (and 2.2) --
we're using their winsock.dll (dated 9/9/93 I believe) and we see the
PROG505 as well, although with these releases it clears and we can get into
the remote system.  However, when you exit from the host, and return to
windows your desktop is frozen -- loks fine, but you can't do anything....
we have a couple of other winsock.dll's in use around here and this
freezinhg problem has not occurred with any of them.... maybe we should try
to coordinate bugging FTP (whicxh I've been meaning to do for weeks now but
just haven't go around to it....)
 
 
 
>I just installed the 3.0  upgrade to FTP Software PC/TCP.
>Everything seems to work ok (their own apps, in addition to mosaic
>and hgopher which use winsock.dll).  The only app I can't seem to
>get (and the one I need the most) is TCP3270.  The wtn3270 app that
>comes with the software works, but has none of the nice features of
>TCP3270.
>
>The winsock.dll is dated 7-11-94 and has a size of 89,088 (from the
>dir (hot off the presses I guess.
>
>I am using TCP3270 2.01 dated April 6, 94 (from the "about") menu.
>
>TCP3270 starts, but shows a prog505 in the status area.
>
>Anyone have any ideas?  Anyone else been foolish enough to make this
>upgrade?
>
>-- larry
>
>+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
>Lawrence H. Gindler                telephony: (210)736-7401
>Assistant Director for User Services
>Trinity University Computing Center
>715 Stadium Drive
>San Antonio, Tx, 78212-7200    E-Mail: LGindler@Trinity.edu
>
>
 
------------------------------------------
 
Heather J. Reid
Manager of Networking and Desktop Systems
Harvard University
heather_reid@harvard.edu
 
------------------------------------------
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Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 11:35:21 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: TCP/3270: host name for gateway, not IP No.
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 31 May 1994 18:54:44 CST from 
 
On Tue, 31 May 1994 18:54:44 CST Konrad Brandemuhl said:
>This may have been discussed before but I don't recall the solution.
>
>During the install of TCP/3270, it prompts you for the gateway or
>3270 host you are targetting.  You can put in either the ip number
>or the host name.  In our case, the host name (mvs.ucc.okstate.edu)
>is too long for the field.  We are currently only using IP numbers.
>We would like to put in host name instead of IP number.
 
The Host/Gateway field can handle up to 128 characters. I'm not sure
what the problem is... Do you have v2.01 ?
 
Pierre
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Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 12:04:54 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Timothy Prettyman 
Subject:      Re: TCP/3270: host name for gateway, not IP No.
In-Reply-To:  <9406011540.AA07876@asa.ugl.lib.umich.edu> from "Pierre Goyette
-
              The 3270 Man" at Jun 1, 94 11:35:21 am
 
> >During the install of TCP/3270, it prompts you for the gateway or
> >3270 host you are targetting.  You can put in either the ip number
> >or the host name.  In our case, the host name (mvs.ucc.okstate.edu)
> >is too long for the field.  We are currently only using IP numbers.
> >We would like to put in host name instead of IP number.
>
> The Host/Gateway field can handle up to 128 characters. I'm not sure
> what the problem is... Do you have v2.01 ?
>
> Pierre
>
I think the problem only occurs at install time.
 
Timothy Prettyman
Library Systems Office          313-936-2319
University of Michigan          INTERNET:  timothy.prettyman@umich.edu
Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1185
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Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 12:17:45 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: TCP/3270: host name for gateway, not IP No.
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              1 Jun 1994 12:04:54 -0400 from 
 
bn Wed, 1 Jun 1994 12:04:54 -0400 Timothy Prettyman said:
>> >During the install of TCP/3270, it prompts you for the gateway or
>> >3270 host you are targetting.  You can put in either the ip number
>> >or the host name.  In our case, the host name (mvs.ucc.okstate.edu)
>> >is too long for the field.  We are currently only using IP numbers.
>> >We would like to put in host name instead of IP number.
>>
>> The Host/Gateway field can handle up to 128 characters. I'm not sure
>> what the problem is... Do you have v2.01 ?
>>
>> Pierre
>>
>I think the problem only occurs at install time.
 
Thanks. I'll fix it there... Hadn't occurred to me...
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 11:51:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Moore, Joe" 
Subject:      Packaging of WIN3270 2.01
 
Pierre and I have corresponded about this, but I haven't received a definite
answer.  Pierre has been VERY helpful with my technical questions but I have
a feeling this is not his problem.
 
The version of WIN3270 2.01 available on WORF as of a few minutes ago (about
11:20 on 6/1/94) has old copies of several modules--most critically
HLLCALLS.BA_ which will expand to HLLCALLS.BAS is quite old.  Pierre has
impressed on me the importance of having these modules in synch with
WIN3270.EXE.  The symptom is no data (0 usually--sometimes garbage) returned
with EHLLAPIQuerySessions.  Here are the two lines from PKUNZIP TCPDISK.EXE
/V
 
  12009  Stored   12009   0%  04-07-94  00:00  e21d4696 --w-  ACS3EHAP.DL_
   7488  Stored    7488   0%  02-24-94  00:00  9d234bda --w-  HLLCALLS.BA_
 
As you can see, HLLCALLS.BA_ is dated in February.  According to Pierre,
this is the problem.  Does anyone have a valid package?  Anyone from McGill
who can find a correct package?  I'm not the person with the passwords to
WORF, but he's 3 doors down (Ron Greve) and he will download it again (or
from a different directory) if needed.
 
2.00 works fine with exactly the same VB 3.0 code.  I also reloaded the
HLLCALLS.BAS into the VB program making sure to use the one that came with
2.01.  No luck on any counts.  In fact, HLLCALLS.BAS is identical to 2.00
(FC comparison--not just date and size).  This cannot work according to
Pierre, but he did not offer any solution to the packaging problem.
 
Before telling me I messed up my directories, please look the copy of
TCPDISK you're expanding from.  If it's different than 676023 in size, then
it's NOT the one currently on WORF.  The date of the TCPDISK isn't too
meaningful since it changes when FTP'd (normally).
 
Thanks
 
Joe Moore
South Dakota State University
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Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 15:02:24 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         RIGO@ACS.ROCHESTER.EDU
Subject:      NET3270 and Encryption
 
  I have a couple of questions:
1-  Is anyone actually using in a production mode NET3270 with
encryption turned on?  Is yes, could you take a moment and describe
your installation to me.  I am looking for PC to MVS/ESA and how it is set
up.  With encryption on is their any major performance considerations?
2-  On what box(es) is the actual De-encryption done.
 
  We are coming from ROLM data system that uses VT100 serial
communications and once connection was made, the client did not even
consider the possibility of someone else listening.  Then comes the
network and TCPIP.  We have a secure fiber backbone connected only
by routers and one operator console.  Traffic is for Ethernet or
Token-Ring, with some DECnet and Appletalk mixed in.
 
Thanks in advance,
 
Richard Godown
University of Rochester
727 Elmwood AVE
Rochester, NY  14620
(716) 275-0572
RIGO@ACS.Rochester.EDU
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Date:         Wed, 1 Jun 1994 15:15:16 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Jerry L. Dodd" 
Subject:      Windows hang up after 15 local screen prints
 
Hello,
 
Has anyone run into the problem of doing 15 screen prints to a local printer.
After 15 prints Windows hangs and you have to reboot.  We are currently
running McGill 2.01.  This is not a problem when printing to a network
printer.  It also does not matter whether Fast Printing to Port is on or off.
 
Thanks,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
jld3y@virginia.edu
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Date:         Thu, 2 Jun 1994 13:49:32 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      setting defaults
 
Pierre,
 
What is the best way for us to change defaults, such as terminal type, auto
connect, etc., before staging the software for distribution?
 
Just interested for win3270.
 
Thanks,
Glen
 
-----
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
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Date:         Fri, 3 Jun 1994 13:59:51 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ian Guthrie 
Subject:      Re: setting defaults
 
I have change the default setting in net3270.ini file or creating a new
profile with all changes.
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Date:         Fri, 3 Jun 1994 13:33:07 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jessie Holloway 
Subject:      Adding Additional Servers
 
Hello All,
 
    Can someone give me some helpful information on resolving the problem
listed below. I'm sure there are sites out there with multiple gateway
servers.
 
PROBLEM
--------
 
   I added another MVS gateway server into our production. This makes a total
of two MVS gateway servers and one VM gateway server. The original MVS server
and VM server are connected to the same 3174 control unit. They worked fine.
The new gateway server for MVS is connected to a 3274 control unit (which
has a lower bandwidth for DFT traffic). After the new server was added, users
who where directly connecting to the VM gateway server, were getting messages
like "attempting to connect to NETVM", NETVM being the gateway server for VM.
After a few seconds, they would get timed out and never be connected.
 
   I switched MVS server to ensure that the servers were working properly.
They looked ok. The problem occurs when I have two MVS gateway servers
and one VM server running at the same time.
 
Your help would be greatly appreciated!
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Date:         Mon, 6 Jun 1994 10:28:22 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: setting defaults
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              2 Jun 1994 13:49:32 EDT from 
 
On Thu, 2 Jun 1994 13:49:32 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>Pierre,
>
>What is the best way for us to change defaults, such as terminal type, auto
>connect, etc., before staging the software for distribution?
 
The best way would be to create the defaults using a setup version
and save the defaults to the profile "DEFAULT". Then distribute that
NET3270.INI files along with the code. If you have any developers, they
can easily add the file to the Windows setup program used by TCP3270.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Mon, 6 Jun 1994 10:30:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 and Encryption
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              1 Jun 1994 15:02:24 -0500 from 
 
On Wed, 1 Jun 1994 15:02:24 -0500  said:
>  I have a couple of questions:
>1-  Is anyone actually using in a production mode NET3270 with
>encryption turned on?  Is yes, could you take a moment and describe
>your installation to me.  I am looking for PC to MVS/ESA and how it is set
>up.  With encryption on is their any major performance considerations?
 
The encryption currently used is a rather simple linear scheme which does
not affect performance in any way. It is designed to scramble the data
so the data is not visible to network sniffers...
 
>2-  On what box(es) is the actual De-encryption done.
 
The encryption is part of the NET3270 client and host server code. It is
not part of any standard 3270 protocol. Unfortunately, there is no way to
add this to the TCP3270 product line at this time.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 8 Jun 1994 21:17:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         CHAD PERKINS 
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
 
On Tue, 24 May 1994 10:01:20 EDT Pierre Goyette said:
> On Tue, 24 May 1994 09:47:43 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
> >We have applications that allow users logged into CICS to ask for data to
be
> >downloaded.  The user is asked for IP address and password.  Under NCSA
> >telnet/tn3270 the user could do ALT-T and ALT-W and both variables would be
> >supplied to the program.  Then the batch job could be generated to deliver
> >the data.
> >
> >Is there a way for McGill to give you this info?  We can start up LanWP
> >server FTP, go into McGill and type in the IP address (which you can get
from
> >the LanWP Console function) and make this work?  Restrict Access has to be
> >turned off in LanWP also since you don't have the password.  But we don't
> >want the user typing in IP addresses and want some security.
>
> The next update to TCP3270 will support supplying the IP address
> in the return to a Query Partition command. A special subfield
> called OEM Reply is already part of the reply except that the
> IP address isn't there.
 
Is there some way through the reply (or otherwise) that the host can
determine that the client is running TCP3270/NET3270?  I heard that
another vendor (forget who) is doing the same thing by putting the
IP address in the Query Reply... with different vendor packages having
different abilities it's nice to able to tell which vendors client
package you're talking to (from a host perspective).
 
Chad Perkins
> Pierre
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Date:         Thu, 9 Jun 1994 08:34:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Scott Brooks 
Subject:      Screen Sizes
 
Hi Pierre,
 
Currently there are 5 models when one goes to open a session -
with 43x80 and 27x132 being the largest for row and column.
As PC screens get larger is there any possibility of getting
some larger sizes like 66x132?  Or having row and column as
variables - where for session 6 we could enter a row value
and a column value (with max sizes being big - like 100 for rows
and 160 for columns?)
 
Scott
 
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|
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|
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Date:         Thu, 9 Jun 1994 10:39:03 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed, 8 Jun 1994 21:17:24 EDT from 
 
On Wed, 8 Jun 1994 21:17:24 EDT CHAD PERKINS said:
>On Tue, 24 May 1994 10:01:20 EDT Pierre Goyette said:
>> On Tue, 24 May 1994 09:47:43 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>> >We have applications that allow users logged into CICS to ask for data to
be
>> >downloaded.  The user is asked for IP address and password.  Under NCSA
>> >telnet/tn3270 the user could do ALT-T and ALT-W and both variables would
be
>> >supplied to the program.  Then the batch job could be generated to deliver
>> >the data.
>> >
>> >Is there a way for McGill to give you this info?  We can start up LanWP
>> >server FTP, go into McGill and type in the IP address (which you can get
>from
>> >the LanWP Console function) and make this work?  Restrict Access has to be
>> >turned off in LanWP also since you don't have the password.  But we don't
>> >want the user typing in IP addresses and want some security.
>>
>> The next update to TCP3270 will support supplying the IP address
>> in the return to a Query Partition command. A special subfield
>> called OEM Reply is already part of the reply except that the
>> IP address isn't there.
>
>Is there some way through the reply (or otherwise) that the host can
>determine that the client is running TCP3270/NET3270?  I heard that
>another vendor (forget who) is doing the same thing by putting the
>IP address in the Query Reply... with different vendor packages having
>different abilities it's nice to able to tell which vendors client
>package you're talking to (from a host perspective).
 
Actually, that is code implemented in TCP3270. The option was documented
in the DOS version but slipped in the Windows version. The next update
will have all the proper info and fixed code to do this.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Thu, 9 Jun 1994 13:22:19 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Reply to greg Kaisen
 
>Is it possible to pass an IP number or Host name directly to WIN3270.EXE
>
>For example:  C:\TCP3270\WIN3270.EXE -A 130.132.21.136
>
>I would like to use the TCP3270 package as my TN3270 link from a GOPHER
>application, but need to spontaneously specify a host name and port to
connect
>to.
>
>-thanks, Greg_Kaisen@QuickMail.Yale.Edu
>
Yes, use the command line WIN3270.EXE -h iphost,port [ other options ]
 
There must be no spaces between the iphost and port, only a comma. Eg.
 
   WIN3270.EXE -a -h 132.206.27.5,1023
 
Pierre
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Date:         Mon, 13 Jun 1994 10:17:00 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Hawkins, Mike" 
Subject:      NET3270\TCP3270 Question
 
Dear NET3270 Group:
 
UNC at Chapel Hill has been the happy user of both NET3270 and TCP3270.
We use the NET3270 to communicate to our administrative computing center
which needs the encryption that NET3270 gives.  We use the TCP3270 to
communicate to our academic IBM mainframes.  Until now we have not had
much need to communicate with BOTH of these packages ON THE SAME MACHINE.
 Our efforts to make this work have failed.
 
Perhaps I do not read this list as close as I should but can this be
done?  I would like to hear from Pierre and any others who have attempted
this even if your way of doing it is a kludge.  Thanks in advance for
your help.
 
 
MIKE HAWKINS, {mhawkins.irss@mhs.unc.edu}
 
Networking Systems Consultant & Manager
Institute for Research in Social Science (IRSS)
University of North Carolina-CH  voice: 919-966-4695
Room 19 Manning Hall                              919-962-3061
 
Campus Box # 3355                            fax: 919-962-4777
 
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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Date:         Mon, 13 Jun 1994 10:51:23 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270\TCP3270 Question
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon,
              13 Jun 1994 10:17:00 EST from 
 
On Mon, 13 Jun 1994 10:17:00 EST Hawkins, Mike said:
>Dear NET3270 Group:
>
>UNC at Chapel Hill has been the happy user of both NET3270 and TCP3270.
>We use the NET3270 to communicate to our administrative computing center
>which needs the encryption that NET3270 gives.  We use the TCP3270 to
>communicate to our academic IBM mainframes.  Until now we have not had
>much need to communicate with BOTH of these packages ON THE SAME MACHINE.
> Our efforts to make this work have failed.
>
>Perhaps I do not read this list as close as I should but can this be
>done?  I would like to hear from Pierre and any others who have attempted
>this even if your way of doing it is a kludge.  Thanks in advance for
>your help.
 
Mike,
>MIKE HAWKINS, {mhawkins.irss@mhs.unc.edu}
  Due to the design of NET3270/TCP3270, mainly that they stem from the
same source, both programs cannot currently run together as you have noticed.
I will be correcting this problem in the next release of xxx3270 for Windows.
 
Pierre
>Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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Date:         Mon, 13 Jun 1994 10:10:58 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Strickland 
Subject:      Cut and Paste with Recorder
 
Just trying to use a Windows Recorder Macro to automate a
cut and paste operation between WIN3270 and ParadoxWin.  Some
bizarre behavior comes up when playing back the macro:
 
1.      A win3270 macro (Menu-Edit-Paste) assigned to a key does not
        work but a mouseclick on the paste button on the button bar does.
2.      Observation 1 is only true sometimes.  The rest of the time
        it doesn't work at all.
3.      Copying from the Win3270 screen works but pasting back to Paradox
        gives a format error.
 
All of these operations work correctly when doing the task manually.
They only fail when the keystrokes and mouseclicks are recorded and
played back.  They fail whether played back at Recorded Speed or Fast.
 
My guess is timing problems, although I've added pauses everywhere to
get things to work out.  An alternative is some problem with the
multiple formats that the clipboard uses.
 
Any suggestions or solutions?
 
Joe Strickland
 
PS      On my wish list for improvements is some means other than mouse
        drags to define a region for cut-and-paste operations.  Something
        like Menu-Edit-BeginCutRegion and Menu-Edit-EndCutRegion.  I see
        in your VB interface that cut-and-paste by column and line are
        options, why not in the program itself?  This becomes important
        because when Windows Recorder has to make a macro using mouse moves
        it counts the pixels from the upper left.  The pixel count changes
        if the font is changed or if the button bar is removed making the
        laboriously recorded macros worthless.
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Date:         Tue, 14 Jun 1994 09:15:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Moore, Joe" 
Subject:      Re: Cut and Paste with Recorder
 
>PS      On my wish list for improvements is some means other than mouse
>        drags to define a region for cut-and-paste operations.  Something
>        like Menu-Edit-BeginCutRegion and Menu-Edit-EndCutRegion.  I see
>        in your VB interface that cut-and-paste by column and line are
>        options, why not in the program itself?  This becomes important
>        because when Windows Recorder has to make a macro using mouse moves
>        it counts the pixels from the upper left.  The pixel count changes
>        if the font is changed or if the button bar is removed making the
>        laboriously recorded macros worthless.
>
I agree very strongly.  There may be reasons not to support the shift-arrow
convention that is almost a Windows standard (is that an oxymoron?), but we
NEED an option that allows you to cut/copy text without grabbing the mouse.
 Paste isn't QUITE as critical, but it's very important also.  This is
important not only for macros but for user-friendly typing once people
become familiar with many Windows apps.  Pierre, what are some of the
tradeoffs/problems with providing this?
 
Joe Moore
South Dakota State University
moorej@cc.sdstate.edu
 
"Learning is not compulsory.  Neither is survival"
                                             W. Edwards Deming
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Date:         Tue, 14 Jun 1994 10:42:02 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Cut and Paste with Recorder
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              14 Jun 1994 09:15:00 CDT from 
 
On Tue, 14 Jun 1994 09:15:00 CDT Moore, Joe said:
>>PS      On my wish list for improvements is some means other than mouse
>>        drags to define a region for cut-and-paste operations.  Something
>>        like Menu-Edit-BeginCutRegion and Menu-Edit-EndCutRegion.  I see
>>        in your VB interface that cut-and-paste by column and line are
>>        options, why not in the program itself?  This becomes important
>>        because when Windows Recorder has to make a macro using mouse moves
>>        it counts the pixels from the upper left.  The pixel count changes
>>        if the font is changed or if the button bar is removed making the
>>        laboriously recorded macros worthless.
>>
>I agree very strongly.  There may be reasons not to support the shift-arrow
>convention that is almost a Windows standard (is that an oxymoron?), but we
>NEED an option that allows you to cut/copy text without grabbing the mouse.
> Paste isn't QUITE as critical, but it's very important also.  This is
>important not only for macros but for user-friendly typing once people
>become familiar with many Windows apps.  Pierre, what are some of the
>tradeoffs/problems with providing this?
 
No trade-offs. Just time to add the code as with any other feature. I'll
add it to the list of features to be implemented.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 14 Jun 1994 14:54:19 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen T. Murphy" 
Organization: The University at Albany, S. U. N. Y.
Subject:      Problem with File Downloads
 
Has anybody seen this problem? (or be aware as it may happen to you.)
 
Yesterday I downloaded  a file from our Mainframe  (VM) using Win-3270
version  2.01 The  download appeared  to run  normally with  the usual
displays clicking off the progress of the download. When I later tried
to use the file, I discovered  it was truncated. After several retrys,
I later discoverd  the drive that I was downloading  to was full. This
occurs both on  network drives and the C drive.  If, for example, only
50K is free before  a download of a 200K file, you  will get the first
50K and a full  drive but the status displays will  click off the full
200K and it will appear that the D/L was successful.
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Steve
 
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
  Stephen T. Murphy                              Phone: (518) 442-3753
  Manager, Database and Technical Support          Fax: (518) 442-3697
  The University at Albany, S.U.N.Y
  Computing and Network Services                 Bitnet: ASDSTM@Albany
  Albany,  New York    12222               Internet: ASDSTM@Albany.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 14 Jun 1994 18:30:35 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Strickland 
Subject:      Cut and Paste with Recorder, Solved
In-Reply-To:  <94Jun14.094409cdt.14358@utdallas.edu>
 
Thank you for the suggestions.  One worked.  The problem
is with timing.  The reason the mouseclick works in a macro while
a keystroke macro does not is because the mouseclick is two events
(clickdown and clickup) whereas the keystroke is one.  Win3270
loses control of its own screen before the paste occurs and
Recorder sends control back to wherever you're pasting.  Slowing
the macro doesn't work because the counting routines that slow
a Recorder Macro are placed between window control switches and
not within an application.  What I mean is that slowing things
down didn't give control to Win3270 any longer.  It has control for
the same length of time as when running fast.  The Solution?
 
Use a Windows Macro recording program that allows editing of recorded
macro files.  Put pauses to allow Win3270 to control a little longer
and things work.
 
 
Joe Strickland
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 07:32:41 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Ira H. Fox" 
Subject:      tprint w/ McGill?
 
      Does anybody know if Piere is still working on getting tprint to
 work with the Mcgill tcp3270 software?
 
     He tolk me 6 months ago they were working on it. Any info would
 be most appreciated.
 
                   Ira Fox
                   Computer/LAN Support, Admin Computer Center
                   phone: 405-1088
                   email: ifox@umdacc.umd.edu
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 09:35:38 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: tprint w/ McGill?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              15 Jun 1994 07:32:41 -0400 from
              
 
On Wed, 15 Jun 1994 07:32:41 -0400 Ira H. Fox said:
>      Does anybody know if Piere is still working on getting tprint to
> work with the Mcgill tcp3270 software?
>
>     He tolk me 6 months ago they were working on it. Any info would
> be most appreciated.
 
Yes, I am working on it and it will be part of the next major release.
Don't ask when it is due but hopefully within the next month or so.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 10:09:30 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
 
I have version 2.2 of DOS3270 and I need to writet a script that not only
connects a seesion to the host, but also logs in and initiates a download
with CR and LF turned on. This can be done with the Windows scripting
language, but I need this to be automated in DOS.
 
I haven't seen a way to accomplish this task in the manual. Is it actually
possible?
 
Thanks
 
Radu Gladin
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 10:13:53 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              15 Jun 1994 10:09:30 -0500 from 
 
On Wed, 15 Jun 1994 10:09:30 -0500 Radu Gladin said:
>I have version 2.2 of DOS3270 and I need to writet a script that not only
>connects a seesion to the host, but also logs in and initiates a download
>with CR and LF turned on. This can be done with the Windows scripting
>language, but I need this to be automated in DOS.
>
>I haven't seen a way to accomplish this task in the manual. Is it actually
>possible?
 
Yes, you can do it with a little bit of work. We supply the source to the
HLLSCR scripting engine written by a third party. All it needs is a command
do to uploads and downloads through the HLLAPI interface. If you don't
have the source to HLLSCR, your site license administrator can get it
on our FTP server in the directory "tn3270/dos/hll-src.exe" or
"net3270/dos/hll-src.exe".
 
Pierre
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 10:15:47 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         John Pillans 
Subject:      HLLAPI Development
 
I now have Visual Basic Pro and was wondering what else I need to do
development with the HLLAPI interfaced provided with TCP3270.  Do I need
something from ATTACHMATE.  Also any good books out there on HLLAPI?
 
Thanks
 
 
John Pillans
Senior Systems Analyst
Southern Methodist University
jpillans@sun.cis.smu.edu
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 11:44:37 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: HLLAPI Development
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              15 Jun 1994 10:15:47 -0500 from 
 
On Wed, 15 Jun 1994 10:15:47 -0500 John Pillans said:
>I now have Visual Basic Pro and was wondering what else I need to do
>development with the HLLAPI interfaced provided with TCP3270.  Do I need
>something from ATTACHMATE.  Also any good books out there on HLLAPI?
 
John,
 
   You don't need much else. We supply a VB interface module, HLLCALLS.BAS
which provides a shim layer between a VB app and EHLLAPI. In other words,
it is designed to protect your VB app from bad buffers and other things.
Information is in the online HELP and in the V2.01 manual on WORF.
 
There are a few bugs in the VB interface which will be corrected in the
next update. Mainly, the CopyStringToXXXX  (Copy to screen) forgets to
set the MDT bit.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 13:36:22 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Radu Gladin 
Subject:      Windows Macro Langauge script
 
I am attempting automate a routine download by running a windows
macro which logs in and downloads a file. I have two questions:
 
1. How can I enter text in the fields of the download windows. Right
now using "xxxx" just puts the text at the ready prompt.
 
2. Can I call other macros from within a macro?
 
Thanks for your patience,
 
 
Radu Gladin
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Date:         Wed, 15 Jun 1994 17:00:36 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Windows Macro Langauge script
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              15 Jun 1994 13:36:22 -0500 from 
 
On Wed, 15 Jun 1994 13:36:22 -0500 Radu Gladin said:
>I am attempting automate a routine download by running a windows
>macro which logs in and downloads a file. I have two questions:
>
>1. How can I enter text in the fields of the download windows. Right
>now using "xxxx" just puts the text at the ready prompt.
 
You can't. There is no way to automate text entered within dialogs at
this time. You can however, start a file transfer using the Visual Basic
or EHLLAPI interface from another program. The next major update will
support DDE which will make it very easy to issue commands such as
file transfer from WordBasic or any program that supports DDE. Version 3.0
will include a built-in scripting language.
 
>2. Can I call other macros from within a macro?
 
Nope. A Macro can only type characters or execute system commands.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 12:35:12 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Greg Kaisen 
Subject:      TCP3270 and Microsoft TCPIP
 
        Reply to:   TCP3270 and Microsoft TCPIP
Hello,
 
are others out there using the Microsoft 32 bit TCPIP ("Wolverine") Winsock? 
I
have recently installed this (after giving up on Trumpet) and find that all of
my Winsock Apps (Hgopher, Mosaic, etc) work fine, however my TCP3270 package
fails when loaded saying "Unable to locate IP Host/Gateway"  Has anyone else
seen this?
 
-thanks,  Greg_Kaisen@QM.YALE.EDU
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270 and Microsoft TCPIP
In-Reply-To:  Greg_Kaisen AT QUICKMAIL.YALE.EDU -- Fri,
              17 Jun 1994 12:35:12 -0400
 
>are others out there using the Microsoft 32 bit TCPIP ("Wolverine") Winsock?
>I recently installed this (after giving up on Trumpet) and find that all of
>my Winsock Apps (Hgopher, Mosaic, etc) work fine, however my TCP3270 package
>fails when loaded saying "Unable to locate IP Host/Gateway"  Has anyone else
>seen this?
 
I'm using it.  The only trouble I have is a message "Socet RECV error
10036" on connecting . . . it continues after that with no problems.  I
have submitted a bug report to MS, and copied Pierre on it.
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 15:38:06 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Janet E. Lute" 
Subject:      ALA keyboard
 
Has anyone made changes to the TCP3270 keyboard template?  We would
like to make the location of diacritics on the keyboard as close to
RLIN locations as possible, esp. for frequently used ones such as the
acute.
I would be interested in knowing why about half of the diacritics
follow an RLIN-like pattern, and the rest do not?
We will be implementing the Catalog mode in Sept.  at which point
we will be uploading and downloading records to and from RLIN.
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 16:20:26 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: ALA keyboard
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri, 17 Jun 1994 15:38:06 EDT from 
 
On Fri, 17 Jun 1994 15:38:06 EDT Janet E. Lute said:
>Has anyone made changes to the TCP3270 keyboard template?  We would
>like to make the location of diacritics on the keyboard as close to
>RLIN locations as possible, esp. for frequently used ones such as the
>acute.
>I would be interested in knowing why about half of the diacritics
>follow an RLIN-like pattern, and the rest do not?
>We will be implementing the Catalog mode in Sept.  at which point
>we will be uploading and downloading records to and from RLIN.
 
For your info, the current keyboard template was made to look like
(as much as possible), the keyboard layout on an IBM 3163/64 terminal.
 
If someone can provide me with the RLIN layout, I'll make another
template available as part of the base code. (What's RLIN?)
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 16:44:52 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Marvin Bielawski 
Subject:      Pull down Menus in TCP3270
 
Is there a way to suppress the pull down menus in WIN3270? Can we do it from a
.
 ini file?
We want to use the software with only a custom toolbar available for the users
(
 We will
have a number of stations where we don't want users to mess with fonts and
color
 s, etc.)
 
Marvin Bielawski
Princeton
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Date:         Fri, 17 Jun 1994 17:26:51 -0500
Reply-To:     jsmith@sun.cis.smu.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "J. Christian Smith" 
Subject:      Re: Pull down Menus in TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  
 
In , Marvin Bielawski wrote:
>Is there a way to suppress the pull down menus in WIN3270? Can we do it from
a
 .
> ini file?
>We want to use the software with only a custom toolbar available for the
users
 (
> We will
>have a number of stations where we don't want users to mess with fonts and
 color
> s, etc.)
>
>Marvin Bielawski
>Princeton
>
 
I 've done this kind of thing for one of my users in a library on-campus where
people off the street can access certain internet resources, to make sure they
coudn't open new connections to other locations and "bust" in to other
machines.
 
I used Borland C++ 3.1's Resource Workbench, decompiled the program, and
recompiled it with the critical menu items removed.
 
Does this violate the copywrite or license Pierre?
 
 
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Date:         Sat, 18 Jun 1994 20:44:39 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Pull down Menus in TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              17 Jun 1994 16:44:52 -0400 from

 
On Fri, 17 Jun 1994 16:44:52 -0400 Marvin Bielawski said:
>Is there a way to suppress the pull down menus in WIN3270? Can we do it from
a
>.
> ini file?
>We want to use the software with only a custom toolbar available for the
users
>(
> We will
>have a number of stations where we don't want users to mess with fonts and
>color
> s, etc.)
 
Not at this point, but it is an interesting idea. I'll see what I can
do to add it to the wish list.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Mon, 20 Jun 1994 11:19:42 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         HEATHER@OIS.MHS.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  
 
We've been testing version 2.01 of the Windows McGill for the past month
or so and it seems like a problem that we had with a much earlier version
of the software has resurfaced -- i.e. when we close a session on the
mainframe, we get a Socket Receive Error message and then when you get
back to Windows everything is hung....all the boxes are there, but
there's nothing in them......We are connecting to IBM's MVSIP product
with Netview Access Services being used to produce menus...Our users are
very keen to move to 2.01 (esp. for typeahead!) so we'd like to get
around this problem if possible...
p.s. this is not a problem for those users using the Lan Workplace for
DOS version...
_____________________
 
Heather J. Reid
Heather_Reid@harvard.edu
617-495-3724
________________________
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 09:25:54 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Dave Kolasa 
Subject:      Freezing problem
 
i.e. when we close a session on the mainframe, we get a Socket Receive Error
me
 
Heather,
 
Are you logging out of your mainframe session cleanly? We sometimes experience
a similar error if folks do not logoff the mainframe session but just
terminate the terminal session. Something isn't completed and the terminal
emulation software hangs. I've seen this with several emulators but I think
its that the mainframe and pc software never 'say goodby and hangup'.
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:03:27 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 21 Jun 1994 09:25:54 -0400 from 
 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 09:25:54 -0400 Dave Kolasa said:
>i.e. when we close a session on the mainframe, we get a Socket Receive Error
>me
>
>Heather,
>
>Are you logging out of your mainframe session cleanly? We sometimes
experience
>a similar error if folks do not logoff the mainframe session but just
>terminate the terminal session. Something isn't completed and the terminal
>emulation software hangs. I've seen this with several emulators but I think
>its that the mainframe and pc software never 'say goodby and hangup'.
 
There is a bug in some versions of TCP3270 v2.x in which the Type Ahead
doesn't let the application exit normally, actually the program doesn't
terminate at all. This problem is resolved in the next update.
 
For now, simply disable Type Ahead until the next release.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:28:27 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      features in 2.01
 
Pierre,
 
* NVT Terminal Type support for telnet
 
What is meant by NVT support?  Are we talking about a vt100 terminal?
Wouldn't that be telnet and not tn3270?
 
 
* Support for InterConnect and Interlink TCP/IP host products
 
Are you speaking of the Interlink's TCP/Access product?  Wouldn't your
software work with any tcp/ip host product that supported tn3270?  What is
special about these two companies?
 
Thanks,
Glen
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:58:19 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: features in 2.01
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              21 Jun 1994 10:28:27 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:28:27 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>Pierre,
>
>* NVT Terminal Type support for telnet
>
>What is meant by NVT support?  Are we talking about a vt100 terminal?
>Wouldn't that be telnet and not tn3270?
 
NVT means Network Virtual Terminal. It is almost like a DecWriter.
VTxx is planned for future releases.
 
>* Support for InterConnect and Interlink TCP/IP host products
>
>Are you speaking of the Interlink's TCP/Access product?  Wouldn't your
>software work with any tcp/ip host product that supported tn3270?  What is
>special about these two companies?
 
They require NVT support in order to access host facilities. Most TCP/IP
host products immediately connect in '3270' mode, whereas Interlink
connects in NVT mode (ASCII line mode), and only after the selection
does the system switch to 3270 mode.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:21:41 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         HEATHER@OIS.MHS.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      Re: Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  
 
 >we sometimes experience
>a similar error if folks do not logoff the mainframe session but just
> terminate the terminal session.
 
 
 
Curiously, that's the only thing that DOES work to get people out cleanly
-- i.e. if they just terminate th session without trying to quit.  We
don't like to have people do that though becuase it leaves a port in use
on the mainframe (and can lead to records getting tied up in our NOTIS
application) and therefore eats up resources.  In the current case, with
release 2.01, if people try to get out of the application cleanly (by
saying cssf logoff) they get hung and have to restart Windows.
_____________________
 
Heather J. Reid
Heather_Reid@harvard.edu
617-495-3724
________________________
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 11:43:49 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      Re: features in 2.01
 
On Jun 21, 11:02am, Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man wrote:
> Subject: Re: features in 2.01
> On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:28:27 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
> >Pierre,
> >
> >* NVT Terminal Type support for telnet
> >
> >What is meant by NVT support?  Are we talking about a vt100 terminal?
> >Wouldn't that be telnet and not tn3270?
>
> NVT means Network Virtual Terminal. It is almost like a DecWriter.
> VTxx is planned for future releases.
 
 
So you will support telnet as well as tn3270 from tcp3270?
 
 
>
> >* Support for InterConnect and Interlink TCP/IP host products
> >
> >Are you speaking of the Interlink's TCP/Access product?  Wouldn't your
> >software work with any tcp/ip host product that supported tn3270?  What is
> >special about these two companies?
>
> They require NVT support in order to access host facilities. Most TCP/IP
> host products immediately connect in '3270' mode, whereas Interlink
> connects in NVT mode (ASCII line mode), and only after the selection
> does the system switch to 3270 mode.
 
Oh yes - you are correct.  In fact I now remember that someone else here had
to get you to add NVT to use with our Interlink host some time ago.  Since
then we changed the configuration of Interlink so as to connect in 3270 mode
immediately.  Some other clients (IBM AS/400 ,etc.) couldn't handle the NVT
and so we had to change.
 
Thanks!
Glen
 
>
> Pierre
> -- End of excerpt from Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
 
 
 
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 11:49:00 -0500
Reply-To:     jsmith@sun.cis.smu.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "J. Christian Smith" 
Subject:      Re: Pull down Menus in TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  
 
I've been asked about Pierre's response to my recent posting. Here's a recap
of the posting and his reaction.
 
Marvin Bielawski wrote:
> Is there a way to suppress the pull down menus in WIN3270? Can we do it from
a
> ini file?
> We want to use the software with only a custom toolbar available for the
users
> (We will have a number of stations where we don't want users to mess with
> fonts and colors, etc.)
 
I responded:
 
>I 've done this kind of thing for one of my users in a library on-campus
where
>people off the street can access certain internet resources, to make sure
they
>coudn't open new connections to other locations and "bust" in to other
>machines.
>
>I used Borland C++ 3.1's Resource Workbench, decompiled the program, and
>recompiled it with the critical menu items removed.
>
>Does this violate the copywrite or license Pierre?
 
And Pierre said:
 
>Not a problem with me, bit I'll add it to the wish list of features.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 12:06:48 -0500
Reply-To:     jsmith@sun.cis.smu.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "J. Christian Smith" 
Subject:      Net3270 Modifications
 
I've been asked about Pierre's response to my recent posting. Here's a recap
of the posting and his reaction.
 
Marvin Bielawski wrote:
> Is there a way to suppress the pull down menus in WIN3270? Can we do it from
a
> ini file?
> We want to use the software with only a custom toolbar available for the
users
> (We will have a number of stations where we don't want users to mess with
> fonts and colors, etc.)
 
I responded:
 
>I 've done this kind of thing for one of my users in a library on-campus
where
>people off the street can access certain internet resources, to make sure
they
>coudn't open new connections to other locations and "bust" in to other
>machines.
>
>I used Borland C++ 3.1's Resource Workbench, decompiled the program, and
>recompiled it with the critical menu items removed.
>
>Does this violate the copywrite or license Pierre?
 
And Pierre said:
 
>Not a problem with me, bit I'll add it to the wish list of features.
 
 
--
FAX: (214) 768-3449                       E-MAIL: jsmith@sun.cis.smu.edu
PHONE: (214) 768-2999
                                             _/_/_/   _/    _/  _/    _/
J. Christian Smith                         _/        _/_/_/_/  _/    _/
Data Communications Consultant              _/_/    _/ _/ _/  _/    _/
Southern Methodist University                  _/  _/    _/   _/   _/
Computing & Information Services          _/_/_/  _/    _/     _/_/
6100 Ownby Drive * Dallas, TX 75275-0262
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 
Subject:      Bugs or user errors?
In-Reply-To:  PIERRE AT CC.MCGILL.CA -- Tue, 21 Jun 1994 10:58:19 EDT
 
In writing some local documentation for our users, I ran into a couple
of problems.  Are these bugs (if yes, are there circumventions), or am I
doing something stoopid?
 
1. Hotspots PF1=xxx PF2=xxxx
 
   We have a menu application with a PF key label like
 
         PF1=Item Info    PF2=How to use  PF3=Quit ...
 
   and the HotSpots dialog has all 3 default hotspots types enabled.
   Clicking on the PFx= text just moves the cursor there and then back
   to where it was, no PF key was transmitted.  PF key labels like F1=
   and 1= work.  CMS Help, with labels with both PF1= and 2= also
   work.  (Hmm, but there is a blank after the =, is that what is
   required?)
 
2. Home on the Range
 
   For file transfer, we checked "Press Home Key" for initial action.
   This caused the cursor to go to position 1,1, which was protected
   whilst in XEDIT.  On my real 3179G, home goes to the command line
   (or perhaps the first unprotected location).  Is there some place to
   set the HOME location or is this a bug?
 
3. Say, the ESC key is mapped to HOME, but doesn't move the cursor for
   me.  How about others?
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 14:04:22 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         John Honeyman 
Subject:      Re: Bugs or user errors?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT from

 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 said:
 
text deleted...
>
>2. Home on the Range
>
>   For file transfer, we checked "Press Home Key" for initial action.
>   This caused the cursor to go to position 1,1, which was protected
>   whilst in XEDIT.  On my real 3179G, home goes to the command line
>   (or perhaps the first unprotected location).  Is there some place to
>   set the HOME location or is this a bug?
>
 
I'm interested in this as I have the habit of using HOME then BACKTAB to
get to the last field on the screen.  As mentioned, HOME places the cursor at
1,1 and BACKTAB doesn't seem to work from there. I think this happens only in
my VM/CMS sessions and not in my MVS sessions.
 
I'm slowly developing the HOME, TAB, BACKTAB habit, but there is that
"old dog, new tricks" thing...
 
John Honeyman
Administrative Computing
State University of New York at Buffalo
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 14:29:46 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Bugs or user errors?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT from

 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:42:00 EDT Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 said:
>In writing some local documentation for our users, I ran into a couple
>of problems.  Are these bugs (if yes, are there circumventions), or am I
>doing something stoopid?
>
>1. Hotspots PF1=xxx PF2=xxxx
>
>   We have a menu application with a PF key label like
>
>         PF1=Item Info    PF2=How to use  PF3=Quit ...
>
>   and the HotSpots dialog has all 3 default hotspots types enabled.
>   Clicking on the PFx= text just moves the cursor there and then back
>   to where it was, no PF key was transmitted.  PF key labels like F1=
>   and 1= work.  CMS Help, with labels with both PF1= and 2= also
>   work.  (Hmm, but there is a blank after the =, is that what is
>   required?)
 
That should work but I'll look into that.
 
>2. Home on the Range
>
>   For file transfer, we checked "Press Home Key" for initial action.
>   This caused the cursor to go to position 1,1, which was protected
>   whilst in XEDIT.  On my real 3179G, home goes to the command line
>   (or perhaps the first unprotected location).  Is there some place to
>   set the HOME location or is this a bug?
 
This is a bug with the Entry Assist code enabled. If you disable
Entry Assist, home goes to home. This is fixed in the next revision.
 
>3. Say, the ESC key is mapped to HOME, but doesn't move the cursor for
>   me.  How about others?
 
Same as point 2.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 16:01:02 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      win3270 - paste
 
Pierre,
 
Is there a problem with using the Windows' paste with 2.01?
 
Some programmers here have just shown me that when they put some data on the
clipboard, signon to a CICS system and then use paste so that the data is
copied into the fields on the screen only the first field is used.  No other
data is copied.
 
If they do the same thing but use other 3270 clients it works okay; all 5 or
so fields have the data copied into them.
 
It seems to me I saw some email earlier on cut & paste but can't find my copy
now.
 
Thanks,
Glen
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 14:21:00 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         HEATHER@OIS.MHS.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      Re: Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  
 
> For now, simply disable Type Ahead until the next release.
 
Thanks for the tip, Pierre -- that does indeed fix the socket recieve
problem.  However, it seems this solution leaves me with no way to quit
other than closing TCP3270 down on the workstation end  -- when I close
down my session by issuing an exit command at the manframe end it looks
like TCP3270 immediately opens a new session for me back to where I just
came from and the next thing I see is the beginning top-level menu on the
mainframe.... I know this might now make sense but I 'd be happy to give
you the IP address and you can try it yourself and see what I mean....
 
____________________
 
Heather J. Reid
Heather_Reid@harvard.edu
617-495-3724
________________________
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 17:17:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              21 Jun 1994 14:21:00 -0400 from 
 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 14:21:00 -0400  said:
>> For now, simply disable Type Ahead until the next release.
>
>Thanks for the tip, Pierre -- that does indeed fix the socket recieve
>problem.  However, it seems this solution leaves me with no way to quit
>other than closing TCP3270 down on the workstation end  -- when I close
>down my session by issuing an exit command at the manframe end it looks
>like TCP3270 immediately opens a new session for me back to where I just
>came from and the next thing I see is the beginning top-level menu on the
>mainframe.... I know this might now make sense but I 'd be happy to give
>you the IP address and you can try it yourself and see what I mean....
 
That is a feature you can disable. It is in the Session Preferences
and is called: "Auto Reconnect". Turn that off, save the profile and
you're set.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 21 Jun 1994 22:29:25 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Konrad Brandemuhl 
Subject:      Host name truncation on TCP/3270 (2.15C5) DOS version
 
A while back I mentioned that the install process for Win TCP/3270
would only allow about 16 characters for the host name.
 
We are encountering the same problem with the DOS version.
We tried changing the ini file but it truncates the host name to
15 or 16 characters.  Any recommendations on a solution?
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Konrad Brandemuhl                   uccxkvb@vm1.ucc.okstate.edu
Enterprise System Services,         Computing & Information Services,
Oklahoma State University,          Stillwater, OK 74078-0606
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Jun 1994 08:56:23 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Joe Strickland 
Subject:      Re: win3270 - paste
In-Reply-To:  <94Jun21.152355cdt.14823@utdallas.edu>
 
Yes, I reported something like this.  The odd behavior was that it worked
correctly when using the button but not when using the Menu-Edit-Paste
command mapped to Ctrl-v.  My problem was principally with using Paste within
a Windows Recorder macro.
 
 
Joe Strickland
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Jun 1994 11:31:57 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         HEATHER@OIS.MHS.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      Re: Freezing problem
In-Reply-To:  
 
Well, it seems I spoke too soon.  The socket receive errors are
persisting, even when people disable type-ahead....I think it's maybe is
some sort of timing problem or other bad interaction between TCP3270 and
MVSIP since the problem does not occur at all when people use our MITEK
(Open Connect Systems) box to access the library applications, only when
they come in through MVSIP (we are currently supporting both paths in).
Is it relevant that at the instant of conencting to MVSIP a PROG505
message briefly flashes on the status bar?
_____________________
 
Heather J. Reid
Heather_Reid@harvard.edu
617-495-3724
________________________
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Jun 1994 15:10:36 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Host name truncation on TCP/3270 (2.15C5) DOS version
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 21 Jun 1994 22:29:25 CST from 
 
On Tue, 21 Jun 1994 22:29:25 CST Konrad Brandemuhl said:
>A while back I mentioned that the install process for Win TCP/3270
>would only allow about 16 characters for the host name.
>
>We are encountering the same problem with the DOS version.
>We tried changing the ini file but it truncates the host name to
>15 or 16 characters.  Any recommendations on a solution?
 
You can replace the TCPINST.DLL on the Setup disk with the one located
on WORF.CC.MCGILL.CA in the directory "tn3270/utils". You can get
this file through anonymous FTP.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 22 Jun 1994 15:17:58 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: win3270 - paste
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              22 Jun 1994 08:56:23 -0500 from 
 
On Wed, 22 Jun 1994 08:56:23 -0500 Joe Strickland said:
>Yes, I reported something like this.  The odd behavior was that it worked
>correctly when using the button but not when using the Menu-Edit-Paste
>command mapped to Ctrl-v.  My problem was principally with using Paste within
>a Windows Recorder macro.
 
The next version will have (already coded) a keyboard text selection function
which allows you to select a block of text using the arrow keys and
then either Delete, Cut, or Copy the block. The implementation is
like the older version of Excel where you press a key first to
begin text selection, and then press the arrow keys. This method
allows the selection to be done through any interface and also
doesn't mess up the current keyboard map (where Shift-arrow is
a fast arrow key).
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 09:14:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Bachmann 
Subject:      TCP3270 Type Ahead - Does it work ok?
 
Has anyone experienced any problems with the type ahead feature in the
current release of tcp3270?  We are considering moving from the last
to the current release primarily for this enhancement and would like
to know.
 
Thanks,
Ed Bachmann
Univ. of NC @ Chapel Hill
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 09:34:53 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jay Elvove 
Subject:      TCP3270.EXE question
 
We've just begun deploying the DOS version of the McGill software and
have a hopefully simple question.  Is it possible using this version (I
know you can do this in the Windows version) to terminate the program
simply by logging out of the (last) session, instead of having to press
ESC, ALT-Q, and then ENTER?  We did a (cursory, perhaps) look through
the manual but couldn't find anything (obvious).
 
Thanks very much,
 
Jay Elvove                                  jay_elvove@umail.umd.edu
c/o Academic Software
Computer Science Center
University of Maryland
College Park, MD  20742
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 11:00:16 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: TCP3270.EXE question
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu, 23 Jun 1994 09:34:53 -0400 from

 
On Thu, 23 Jun 1994 09:34:53 -0400 Jay Elvove said:
>We've just begun deploying the DOS version of the McGill software and
>have a hopefully simple question.  Is it possible using this version (I
>know you can do this in the Windows version) to terminate the program
>simply by logging out of the (last) session, instead of having to press
>ESC, ALT-Q, and then ENTER?  We did a (cursory, perhaps) look through
>the manual but couldn't find anything (obvious).
 
Yes, look in the FIXES.LOG. The feature was added in v2.15c5. Use the
"-Z" command line option to force immediate unload after the last
session is terminated.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 09:20:36 PST
Reply-To:     cooling@csus.edu
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Michael T. Cooling" 
Organization: CSU Sacramento
Subject:      Keypad State on Startup
 
I've finally started using V2.01 and it's working great.  We're getting
ready to distribute it campus wide as the primary MVS/TCP access method.
However, before that happens there is one thing I'd like to resolve that
is slightly annoying.  Upon starting up the emulator, I constantly
get bit whenever I use the newline key the first time (keypad plus). I
always get a plus sign until I remember to hit the numlock key to toggle
the state of the keypad.
 
Is there now or will there be an option to change the default state of the
keypad at startup so that keypad plus works as newline after startup?
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 
Michael T. Cooling                                email: cooling@csus.edu
California State University, Sacramento
Manager of Operating Systems and Network Support
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 11:26:18 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         LLACAYO@WPO.IT.LUC.EDU
Subject:      Alternate gateway question.
 
Pierre,
 
I was asked to check with you if you can redirect to a
different gateway if your first gateway does not respond.
 
We are looking to resolve down time if a certain gateway is
not available due to lan crashes.  I looked at the
documentation and I did not see anything that would point
me to the answer.
 
How are other sites dealing with the above situation?
 
Thanks in advance for your replies
 
Luis
 
Luis F. Lacayo            Production       Test
Senior Programmer         LMS 5.1.1        LMS 5.1.1
Loyola University         MDAS 1.3.1       MDAS 1.3.1
Phone (708) 216-8884      GTO 3.1          GTO 3.1
                          Infoshare 1.1.1
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 13:20:50 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ed Malina 
Subject:      Re: Alternate gateway question.
In-Reply-To:  <9406231716.AA79619@moose.uvm.edu>
 
This has been a long standing headache for us also.  Pierre has indicated
he will be implementing a "pooling" philosphy for gateways.  I am
anxiously waiting for this enhancement.
 
-Ed
 
 
On Thu, 23 Jun 1994 LLACAYO@WPO.IT.LUC.EDU wrote:
 
> Pierre,
>
> I was asked to check with you if you can redirect to a
> different gateway if your first gateway does not respond.
>
> We are looking to resolve down time if a certain gateway is
> not available due to lan crashes.  I looked at the
> documentation and I did not see anything that would point
> me to the answer.
>
> How are other sites dealing with the above situation?
>
> Thanks in advance for your replies
>
> Luis
>
> Luis F. Lacayo            Production       Test
> Senior Programmer         LMS 5.1.1        LMS 5.1.1
> Loyola University         MDAS 1.3.1       MDAS 1.3.1
> Phone (708) 216-8884      GTO 3.1          GTO 3.1
>                           Infoshare 1.1.1
>
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 23 Jun 1994 13:36:59 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Jeff A. Webb" 
Subject:      Re: Alternate gateway question.
 
Here at UTD, we use the return error codes in a batch file to redirect to
another gateway.
 
 
Jeff Webb
UT at Dallas
 
On Thu, 23 Jun 1994 12:20:50 -0500 Ed Malina wrote:
 
>
> This has been a long standing headache for us also.  Pierre has indicated
> he will be implementing a "pooling" philosphy for gateways.  I am
> anxiously waiting for this enhancement.
>
> -Ed
>
>
> On Thu, 23 Jun 1994 LLACAYO@WPO.IT.LUC.EDU wrote:
>
> > Pierre,
> >
> > I was asked to check with you if you can redirect to a
> > different gateway if your first gateway does not respond.
> >
> > We are looking to resolve down time if a certain gateway is
> > not available due to lan crashes.  I looked at the
> > documentation and I did not see anything that would point
> > me to the answer.
> >
> > How are other sites dealing with the above situation?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your replies
> >
> > Luis
> >
> > Luis F. Lacayo            Production       Test
> > Senior Programmer         LMS 5.1.1        LMS 5.1.1
> > Loyola University         MDAS 1.3.1       MDAS 1.3.1
> > Phone (708) 216-8884      GTO 3.1          GTO 3.1
> >                           Infoshare 1.1.1
> >
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 28 Jun 1994 20:25:59 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Request for Beta Testers for Version 2.5
 
                      Request for Beta Testers for
                        TCP3270 for Windows v2.5
                                  and
                        NET3270 for Windows v2.5
 
                             June 28, 1994
 
If you are interested in beta testing TCP3270 for Windows Version 2.5 or
NET3270 for Windows Version 2.5, then complete this form, select the
features you plan to test and return the form directly to
Pierre@CC.McGill.CA.
 
If you are accepted for the beta cycle, you will receive FTP access to
the software and are *expected* to provide weekly reports as to the
functionality/problems encountered. A description of the new features
is located at the end of this memo.
 
You are not permitted to copy the software or distribute the software in
any form.  Once the production version is available, you must destroy
the beta software.  Please remember that you are bound by your
existing TCP3270/NET3270 License Agreement.
 
All questions/problems concerning this beta version should be sent
directly to me and not to the NET3270 list.
 
Only existing TCP3270/NET3270 customers will be accepted for this beta
cycle.
 
We appreciate the help, ideas, and feedback provided by all our
users that help us build a better product.
 
Sincerely,
 
Pierre Goyette
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems
Tel: 514-398-3270
E-Mail:  Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
------------------------ Form Start - Cut Here --------------------------
 
E-mail back to:  Pierre Goyette - Pierre@CC.McGill.CA
 
Name:                ____________________________________
Institution/Company: ____________________________________
Address 1:           ____________________________________
Address 2:           ____________________________________
City:                ____________________________________
State/Province:      ____________________________________
Zip/Postal Code:     ________________
Telephone:           (___)_____________ Ext: ____________
Fax:                 (___)_______________________________
E-Mail Address:      ____________________________________
Your IP Address:     ____________________________________ (Numeric please)
 
Hours per week that you can test: _______________________
 
Features you plan to test:  (Place an X in the option)
 
(_) - DDE               (_) - VB Interface              (_) - EHLLAPI
(_) - TPRINT            (_) - ALA Support               (_) - Clipboard
(_) - Editing Features  (_) - Security Features (Disabling)
 
Platforms:
 
(_) - Windows 3.1               (_) - Windows 4.0 (Chicago)
(_) - Windows NT (Intel)        (_) - Windows NT (MIPS)
(_) - Windows NT (Alpha AXP)
 
------------------------- Form End - Cut Here ---------------------------
 
New features in v2.5 include:
-----------------------------
 
* DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) support to control functions of
  the emulator. Use DDE to write VB, WordBasic, etc (scripts)
 
* Enhanced ALA support. Data saved to file and sent to the clipboard
  in CF_TEXT format is now mapped to the closest valid ANSI character.
  This means that you can copy images from the emulator and paste
  them in other applications without losing all of the ALA characters.
 
* Screen Capture
 
* Paste in Stream Mode and Field Mode. Field Mode allows you to use
  the Tab, Comma, and Paragraph Mark as field delimiters.
 
* Enhanced and Simplified Color Selection dialog
 
* Ability to hide the Menu bar
 
* Ability to disable most of the menu/toolbar functions so you can
  place TCP3270/NET3270 in a public area
 
* Enhanced editing features such as MultiLine Delete, Show Nulls,
  Numeric Field Enforcement
 
* Support for 3270 Blink attribute mappable to Italic Font
 
* Support for Yale's TPRINT protocol
 
* And hopefully all existing problems have been rectified...
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 30 Jun 1994 10:29:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ioannis Sfetsas 
 
signoff
 
 
--
/////////////////////////////////
Ioannis Sfetsas
SoftWare Programmer
York University
email: giani@yorku.ca
voice: (416)-736-5257 ext. 40228
fax: (416)-736-5830
CANADA
/////////////////////////////////
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 30 Jun 1994 11:26:07 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ioannis Sfetsas 
 
signoff net3270
 
--
/////////////////////////////////
Ioannis Sfetsas
SoftWare Programmer
York University
email: giani@yorku.ca
voice: (416)-736-5257 ext. 40228
fax: (416)-736-5830
CANADA
/////////////////////////////////
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 30 Jun 1994 13:37:00 PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Loewen, Doug" 
Subject:      NET3270 Ellahpi
 
I have been working with PC based products that must communicate with our
MVS machine.
The communications has been done using LU2 and the Attachmate Extra for
Windows product.
I have an Ellhapi Script initiating a Vtam session that works fine with
Extra for Windows.
 
I would now like to get things running using the Mcgill Net3270. But I have
not been
able to get the logon script to work. Below is the script I am using. As you
can see it is
very simple:
 
     PRESS CLEAR
     WAIT(1,2) '----------',60
     WRITE "L"
     TAB
     WRITE "CCIAPPL"
     PRESS ENTER
 
The Clear works
The Wait works
The Write does not....what seems to happen is nothing. (IE nothing is
written to the screen)
  however if I hit the Max/Min button, the letter "L" will appear where it
is suppose to.
The TAB works
The Write CCIAPPL does not. same thing happens here as in the other write.
The enter works. However, it reacts as if nothing had been entered on the
screen, and
Vtam gives me an error message since I haven't selected an application.
 
 
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
 
 
 
================================================================
 Doug Loewen                       * Phone:      (604) 822-4314
 Senior Technical Analyst          * Fax:        (604) 822-5116
 The University of British Columbia*
 Vancouver, BC                     *
 Canada                            * E-mail (Internet):
 V6T 1Z2                           *          loewen@ucs.ubc.ca
================================================================
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 30 Jun 1994 17:36:49 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 Ellahpi
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              30 Jun 1994 13:37:00 PDT from 
 
>
>I have been working with PC based products that must communicate with our
>MVS machine.
>The communications has been done using LU2 and the Attachmate Extra for
>Windows product.
>I have an Ellhapi Script initiating a Vtam session that works fine with
>Extra for Windows.
>
>I would now like to get things running using the Mcgill Net3270. But I have
>not been
>able to get the logon script to work. Below is the script I am using. As you
>can see it is
>very simple:
>
>     PRESS CLEAR
>     WAIT(1,2) '----------',60
>     WRITE "L"
>     TAB
>     WRITE "CCIAPPL"
>     PRESS ENTER
>
>The Clear works
>The Wait works
>The Write does not....what seems to happen is nothing. (IE nothing is
>written to the screen)
>  however if I hit the Max/Min button, the letter "L" will appear where it
>is suppose to.
>The TAB works
>The Write CCIAPPL does not. same thing happens here as in the other write.
>The enter works. However, it reacts as if nothing had been entered on the
>screen, and
>Vtam gives me an error message since I haven't selected an application.
>
>
>Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
>
>================================================================
> Doug Loewen                       * Phone:      (604) 822-4314
>
 
Doug,
 
   There is a bug in this release of EHLLAPI in which the
HLLAPICopyStringToPS or HLLAPICopyStringToField does not set the
MDT bit. Therefore, although the data is copied, it is not sent
to the host. By the way, what scripting language are you using?
Have you written you own?
 
This bug is corrected in the next release of the software.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 2 May 1994 12:49:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Scott Brooks 
Subject:      Screen Saver vs TCP3270
 
My boss is getting a message saying problem reading the A drive
when the following occurs:
 - He is in TCP3270.
 - His Windows screen saver kicks in.
If he puts a diskette in the A drive then the diskette is read
and things continue fine.
This only seems to happen when he is on the TCP3270 for Windows -
Session (If he is in another window it does not seem to occur).
Other detail:  He has an IBM PS/2 Model 70 386, he is running
Microsoft Windows version 3.1, and has TCP3270 version 2.00 Feb 28, 94.
One last note:  If he goes into the previous version of TCP3270 (which
has an NET3270 label on the icon) he no longer gets this problem.
 
Any ideas?
 
Scott
 
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| Scott Brooks                         |   Bitnet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.BITNET     
|
| Programmer Analyst                  
|--------------------------------------|
| Information Systems                  | Internet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.HMC.PSU.EDU
|
| The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
|--------------------------------------|
| P.O. Box 850                         |    Phone: (717) 531-6954            
|
| Hershey, PA 17033                   
|--------------------------------------|
|                                      |      Fax: (717) 531-7259            
|
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 2 May 1994 15:19:57 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         LLACAYO@WPO.IT.LUC.EDU
Subject:      MVS configuration file
 
Pierre,
 
I am trying to setup a couple of terminals so that they are
locked into a CICS region.  Your manual on page 38 show a
sample of how you automatically connect to one sesion.
 
Here is a sample of my configuration file and it does not seem
to work.  Is there anything I have overlooked?
 
Thanks in advance
 
000023 * Define host destination systems
000024 *
000025 DEFINE CP   CICSPRDR  "CP   - CICS Production
Systems/Applications"
000026 DEFINE MAIL CICSPRD6  "MAIL - OfficeVision (E-mail
system)"
000027 DEFINE PHNE CICSPRD8  "PHNE - University Telephone
Directory"
000028 DEFINE CALE CICSPRD1  "CALE - University Calendar
System"
000029 DEFINE LUIS CICSPRD5  "LUIS - Library User
Information Service"
000030 DEFINE TSO  LUT1      "TSO  - TSO Time Sharing Option
(T-1)"
000031 DEFINE CT   CICSTEST  "CT   - CICS Test
Systems/Applications"
000032 DEFINE TPX  LOYOTPX   "TPX  - Loyola
Multi-Application Access"
000033 *
000034 *
000035 * Define Menus for Networks
000036 *
000037 MENU * CP MAIL PHNE CALE LUIS TSO CT
 
000038 MENU 100B:10005A21CB03 =LUIS
000039 MENU 02608C* CP MAIL PHNE CALE LUIS TSO CT TPX
 
000040 *
000041 *
 
Also the line that has TPX does not work.
 
Thank's
 
Luis F. Lacayo            Production       Test
Senior Programmer         LMS 5.1.1        LMS 5.1.1
Loyola University         MDAS 1.3.1       MDAS 1.3.1
Phone (708) 216-8884      GTO 3.1          GTO 3.1
                          Infoshare 1.1.1
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 2 May 1994 16:26:23 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: MVS configuration file
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon,
              2 May 1994 15:19:57 -0500 from 
 
On Mon, 2 May 1994 15:19:57 -0500  said:
>Pierre,
>
>I am trying to setup a couple of terminals so that they are
>locked into a CICS region.  Your manual on page 38 show a
>sample of how you automatically connect to one sesion.
>
>Here is a sample of my configuration file and it does not seem
>to work.  Is there anything I have overlooked?
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>000023 * Define host destination systems
>000024 *
>000025 DEFINE CP   CICSPRDR  "CP   - CICS Production
>Systems/Applications"
>000026 DEFINE MAIL CICSPRD6  "MAIL - OfficeVision (E-mail
>system)"
>000027 DEFINE PHNE CICSPRD8  "PHNE - University Telephone
>Directory"
>000028 DEFINE CALE CICSPRD1  "CALE - University Calendar
>System"
>000029 DEFINE LUIS CICSPRD5  "LUIS - Library User
>Information Service"
>000030 DEFINE TSO  LUT1      "TSO  - TSO Time Sharing Option
>(T-1)"
>000031 DEFINE CT   CICSTEST  "CT   - CICS Test
>Systems/Applications"
>000032 DEFINE TPX  LOYOTPX   "TPX  - Loyola
>Multi-Application Access"
>000033 *
>000034 *
>000035 * Define Menus for Networks
>000036 *
>000037 MENU * CP MAIL PHNE CALE LUIS TSO CT
>
>000038 MENU 100B:10005A21CB03 =LUIS
>000039 MENU 02608C* CP MAIL PHNE CALE LUIS TSO CT TPX
>
>000040 *
>000041 *
>
>Also the line that has TPX does not work.
 
Luis,
 
   If you have NET3270 for MVS/VTAM v2.15 and higher, the syntax changed
from the v2.1 orange manuals. I suggest that you FTP the manuals on
WORF in "net3270/manuals/adm-man.exe" and use that as the reference.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 3 May 1994 10:30:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Mickey Green 
Subject:      Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait function?
 
This function in the Visual Basic Interface is supposed to wait for
an event on the host session.  When I use it with the EHLLAPI_TWAIT or
EHLLAPI_LWAIT parameters it returns immediately with a 0 return code although
nothing has happened on the host session.  Perhaps I misunderstand what a
host session event is?
 
The example program in vb-test.zip does not include this function.
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 3 May 1994 11:23:21 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait function?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 3 May 1994 10:30:24 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 3 May 1994 10:30:24 EDT Mickey Green said:
>This function in the Visual Basic Interface is supposed to wait for
>an event on the host session.  When I use it with the EHLLAPI_TWAIT or
>EHLLAPI_LWAIT parameters it returns immediately with a 0 return code although
>nothing has happened on the host session.  Perhaps I misunderstand what a
>host session event is?
 
I'll look into the problem. I think the optimizer in my compiler shorted
out the loop test! Forgot that keyword 'volatile'...
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 3 May 1994 10:36:03 LCL
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Hayes 
Subject:      Re: Screen Saver vs TCP3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Mon, 2 May 1994 12:49:00 EDT from 
 
     I used to get this same error message after I used Net3270 to
download a file to the A: drive. Seems that something didn't get
cleaned up/released once the download was through. If I left Net3270
and came back in, the problem cleaned up. I just loaded the latest
release today - so I don't know if this was addressed or not.
 
                                                      - Bill -
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 3 May 1994 17:16:05 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Steve Morytko 
Subject:      3179G under NET3270
 
Anyone out there doing 3179G graphics thru NET3270 (EHLLAPI interface?)?
Is this even possible? We use something called GraphTek in conjuction
with PC3270 here to provide 3179G and I was wondering if there is a
similar solution for NET3270. Thanks.
 
======================================================================
Steve Morytko, University of Connecticut Computer Center
E-mail: steve@uconnvm.uconn.edu ; Ph: 203-486-1405 ; Fax: 203-486-5744
USMail; 196 Auditorium Rd., Storrs, CT 06269-3138
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 4 May 1994 14:11:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Scott Brooks 
Subject:      NET3270 vs Screen Saver
 
I sent out the following note a day or two ago:
 
> My boss is getting a message saying problem reading the A drive
> when the following occurs:
>  - He is in TCP3270.
>  - His Windows screen saver kicks in.
> If he puts a diskette in the A drive then the diskette is read
> and things continue fine.
> This only seems to happen when he is on the TCP3270 for Windows -
> Session (If he is in another window it does not seem to occur).
> Other detail:  He has an IBM PS/2 Model 70 386, he is running
> Microsoft Windows version 3.1, and has TCP3270 version 2.00 Feb 28, 94.
> One last note:  If he goes into the previous version of TCP3270 (which
> has an NET3270 label on the icon) he no longer gets this problem.
>
> Any ideas?
>
 
Bill Hayes replied with:
 
>      I used to get this same error message after I used Net3270 to
> download a file to the A: drive. Seems that something didn't get
> cleaned up/released once the download was through. If I left Net3270
> and came back in, the problem cleaned up. I just loaded the latest
> release today - so I don't know if this was addressed or not.
>
>                                                       - Bill -
 
My boss and I tried this out and this is what is occurring (thanks
Bill).  I have version 2.01 (April 6, 1994) of TCP3270 for Windows
and I get the same problem.  Basically the bug seems to occur as
follows:
      1.  Download a file in TCP3270 changing Drives to A:.
      2.  When the Windows screen saver kicks in the A-drive
          is read.  If a diskett is not present than a read error
          on the A-drive occurs.
      3.  If I go into the download function and change drives back
          to C: then the problem goes away (and the screen saver
          kicks in fine).
 
So for now after I download a file I'm going to change drives back
to C: before leaving the download function.
 
Pierre, is this a bug that can be fixed?  or a feature?
 
Thanks for the help Bill!
 
Scott
 
 
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| Scott Brooks                         |   Bitnet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.BITNET     
|
| Programmer Analyst                  
|--------------------------------------|
| Information Systems                  | Internet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.HMC.PSU.EDU
|
| The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
|--------------------------------------|
| P.O. Box 850                         |    Phone: (717) 531-6954            
|
| Hershey, PA 17033                   
|--------------------------------------|
|                                      |      Fax: (717) 531-7259            
|
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 4 May 1994 16:26:55 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: NET3270 vs Screen Saver
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed, 4 May 1994 14:11:00 EDT from 
 
On Wed, 4 May 1994 14:11:00 EDT Scott Brooks said:
 
Folks,
 
  The problem you are encountering is a Windows phenomenon. When you
use any Windows dialog to select files, Windows actually 'CD's to that
drive and directory. I've seen the problem running other software.
 
  Therefore, if you download to drive A:, then the current drive remains
A: even after the download. You must get Windows to CD back to a normal
drive such as "C:". I can certainly add hooks to TCP3270 to double-check
this crazy switch.
 
Pierre
 
 
>I sent out the following note a day or two ago:
>
>> My boss is getting a message saying problem reading the A drive
>> when the following occurs:
>>  - He is in TCP3270.
>>  - His Windows screen saver kicks in.
>> If he puts a diskette in the A drive then the diskette is read
>> and things continue fine.
>> This only seems to happen when he is on the TCP3270 for Windows -
>> Session (If he is in another window it does not seem to occur).
>> Other detail:  He has an IBM PS/2 Model 70 386, he is running
>> Microsoft Windows version 3.1, and has TCP3270 version 2.00 Feb 28, 94.
>> One last note:  If he goes into the previous version of TCP3270 (which
>> has an NET3270 label on the icon) he no longer gets this problem.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>
>Bill Hayes replied with:
>
>>      I used to get this same error message after I used Net3270 to
>> download a file to the A: drive. Seems that something didn't get
>> cleaned up/released once the download was through. If I left Net3270
>> and came back in, the problem cleaned up. I just loaded the latest
>> release today - so I don't know if this was addressed or not.
>>
>>                                                       - Bill -
>
>My boss and I tried this out and this is what is occurring (thanks
>Bill).  I have version 2.01 (April 6, 1994) of TCP3270 for Windows
>and I get the same problem.  Basically the bug seems to occur as
>follows:
>      1.  Download a file in TCP3270 changing Drives to A:.
>      2.  When the Windows screen saver kicks in the A-drive
>          is read.  If a diskett is not present than a read error
>          on the A-drive occurs.
>      3.  If I go into the download function and change drives back
>          to C: then the problem goes away (and the screen saver
>          kicks in fine).
>
>So for now after I download a file I'm going to change drives back
>to C: before leaving the download function.
>
>Pierre, is this a bug that can be fixed?  or a feature?
>
>Thanks for the help Bill!
>
>Scott
>
>
>+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
>| Scott Brooks                         |   Bitnet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.BITNET     
|
>| Programmer Analyst                  
|--------------------------------------|
>| Information Systems                  | Internet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.HMC.PSU.EDU
|
>| The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
|--------------------------------------|
>| P.O. Box 850                         |    Phone: (717) 531-6954            
|
>| Hershey, PA 17033                   
|--------------------------------------|
>|                                      |      Fax: (717) 531-7259            
|
>+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 4 May 1994 16:39:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Marvin Bielawski 
Subject:      NOTIS and WIN3270
 
Have any of you NOTIS/WIN3270 users thought about using WIN3270
as the front end for the NOTIS opac on public access pc's?  If so, can
you share some of your experiences, and toolbar, or login macros?
 
 
Marvin Bielawski
Princeton University
marvinb@firestone.princeton.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 5 May 1994 10:09:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Scott Brooks 
Subject:      Re: NET3270 vs Screen Saver
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed, 4 May 1994 16:26:55 EDT from

 
On Wed, 4 May 1994 16:26:55 EDT Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man said:
>
>Folks,
>
>  The problem you are encountering is a Windows phenomenon. When you
>use any Windows dialog to select files, Windows actually 'CD's to that
>drive and directory. I've seen the problem running other software.
>
>  Therefore, if you download to drive A:, then the current drive remains
>A: even after the download. You must get Windows to CD back to a normal
>drive such as "C:". I can certainly add hooks to TCP3270 to double-check
>this crazy switch.
>
>Pierre
>
>
 
Thanks Pierre that would be nice!!
 
Scott
 
 
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| Scott Brooks                         |   Bitnet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.BITNET     
|
| Programmer Analyst                  
|--------------------------------------|
| Information Systems                  | Internet: SBROOKS@PSUHMC.HMC.PSU.EDU
|
| The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
|--------------------------------------|
| P.O. Box 850                         |    Phone: (717) 531-6954            
|
| Hershey, PA 17033                   
|--------------------------------------|
|                                      |      Fax: (717) 531-7259            
|
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 5 May 1994 11:17:14 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Resent-From: Jim Aagaard 
Comments:     Originally-From: Mickey Green 
From:         Jim Aagaard 
Subject:      Has anyone tried EHLLAPIWait function?
 
The following comment is from the person here using HLLAPI.  It suggests
a possible workaround.
                                Jim Aagaard
                                Northwestern University Library
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I originally _tried_ to use this function, but, as noted, it doesn't
appear to work.  What I do now, is differentiate between those things
I do on NOTIS that I need to wait for (such as hitting ENTER), and those
I don't need to wait for (such as typing in a search key).  When I need
to wait, I type anything to type, copy the entire screen to a string
variable, send ENTER or whatever, then sit in a loop until the screen
changes.  (There's a timer inside the loop, so that if the screen doesn't
change within a certain time, I get back an error code.  The limit is
set right now to 10 seconds, which seems to work.)  The only difficulty
I run into with this arrangement is when I'm sending a whole bunch of
search keys: if one search key returns "NO ENTRIES FOUND", and the next
one also returns "NO ENTRIES FOUND" the screen doesn't actually change
in a perceptible way when the second report comes back; so (when I get
around to changing the program, that is) I have to issue a CLEAR between
successive searches, to get rid of the previous search results.
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
This function in the Visual Basic Interface is supposed to wait for
an event on the host session.  When I use it with the EHLLAPI_TWAIT or
EHLLAPI_LWAIT parameters it returns immediately with a 0 return code although
nothing has happened on the host session.  Perhaps I misunderstand what a
host session event is?
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 6 May 1994 16:26:53 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Erik Biever 
Subject:      Lucida Sans Typewriter font?
 
Does anyone know where I can get the 'Lucida Sans Typewriter' font that is
mentioned in the TCP3270 documentation?  I have the ALA version, but that's
not what I'm looking for.
 
Erik Biever
University of Minnesota Libraries
=========================================================================
Date:         Sun, 8 May 1994 11:07:37 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Lucida Sans Typewriter font?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              6 May 1994 16:26:53 -0500 from 
 
On Fri, 6 May 1994 16:26:53 -0500 Erik Biever said:
>Does anyone know where I can get the 'Lucida Sans Typewriter' font that is
>mentioned in the TCP3270 documentation?  I have the ALA version, but that's
>not what I'm looking for.
 
It is in the Microsoft Font Pack 1.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 6 May 1994 19:41:06 PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         yoram@NETMANAGE.COM
Subject:      Re: 3179G under NET3270
 
NetManage Chameleon provides APA Graphics (3179G and 3192G) in TN3270. It
comes
 as a standard
component of the Chameleon.
 
---------------Original Message---------------
Anyone out there doing 3179G graphics thru NET3270 (EHLLAPI interface?)?
Is this even possible? We use something called GraphTek in conjuction
with PC3270 here to provide 3179G and I was wondering if there is a
similar solution for NET3270. Thanks.
 
======================================================================
Steve Morytko, University of Connecticut Computer Center
E-mail: steve@uconnvm.uconn.edu ; Ph: 203-486-1405 ; Fax: 203-486-5744
USMail; 196 Auditorium Rd., Storrs, CT 06269-3138
 
 
----------End of Original Message----------
 
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=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 11 May 1994 09:15:04 BST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Brian Dansey 
Organization: Oxford University Libraries Automation Service
Subject:      Entry of diacritics
 
This discussion list seems to have been rather quiet during the last few
days, so I thought I would ask an innocent question.  Is anyone using
TCP3270 for the entry of ALA characters?  If so, what have been your
experiences?  Did you find the ALA alternate input keymap adequate for
your purposes?  We are planning to use TCP3270 for ALA character entry
during Michaelmas term (the fall to those of you on the other side of
the pond:-) and would welcome news of the successful use of this
facility.
 
BTW, since it was us who pestered Pierre to add support for entry of
ALA characters in the first place, one may suppose that we were already
the principal experts in this area.  However, lack of resources has
hitherto prevented us installing the software on each of the 300+
microcomputers used by library staff on the campus.  I have, myself
been using TCP3270 extensively since we obtained the site license in
March and am keen to get it into the hands of our real users.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Brian Dansey, Systems Manager         Email: Brian.Dansey@las.ox.ac.uk
Oxford University                       Tel: +44-865-278178
Libraries Automation Service            Fax: +44-865-278175
67A St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LU
----------------------------------------------------------------------
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 11 May 1994 11:42:47 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         peresich@MAIL.NWRDC.FSU.EDU
Subject:      CLEAR-key hangs in CICS
 
     We're experiencing problems with a CICS application when user presses
     CLEAR key (using Windows tn3270 2.01).  The screen clears, but
     keyboard is locked.  Reset unlocks, but anything entered after this
     point is not transmitted and causes keyboard to lock again.
 
     VTAM buffer trace of the tn3270 LU (ACB) shows that the application is
     not sending back any RU data when CLEAR is received, just RH.  If an
     app sends back RU data (eg, WRITE or ERASE-WRITE), the CLEAR works ok.
 
     VTAM trace when CLEAR works:
     from LU:        RH=0390A0 RU=6D        FM/DR1/EXC/BB/CD CLEAR
     from CICS:      RH=039040 RU=F1C3      FM/DR1/EXC/EB    WRITE
                                                       Rest kbrd, reset mdt
 
     VTAM trace when CLEAR hangs:
     from LU:        same as above
     from CICS:      RH=039040  no RU data
 
     Real VTAM terminals and LLC terminal emulators do not experience the
     problem.
 
     Is the application just written wrong, or is there a way around this
     hang in NET3270?
 
     Thanks!
 
     Joe Peresich                        Northwest Regional Data Center
     nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu            Tallahassee, FL
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 11 May 1994 17:25:31 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Bill Kwan 
Subject:      Re: CLEAR-key hangs in CICS
 
     The flow showing a NULL RU with EB is a legitimate sequence and
     should unlock your keyboard. There is probably a bug in the emulator
     which doesn't handle this scenario.
 
 
     Regards,
     Bill
 
     kwan@crosscomm.com
 
______________________________ Reply Separator
_________________________________
Subject: CLEAR-key hangs in CICS
Author:  uunet!MAIL.NWRDC.FSU.EDU!peresich@crossc.crosscomm.com at inet
Date:    5/11/94 11:42 AM
 
 
     We're experiencing problems with a CICS application when user presses
     CLEAR key (using Windows tn3270 2.01).  The screen clears, but
     keyboard is locked.  Reset unlocks, but anything entered after this
     point is not transmitted and causes keyboard to lock again.
 
     VTAM buffer trace of the tn3270 LU (ACB) shows that the application is
     not sending back any RU data when CLEAR is received, just RH.  If an
     app sends back RU data (eg, WRITE or ERASE-WRITE), the CLEAR works ok.
 
     VTAM trace when CLEAR works:
     from LU:        RH=0390A0 RU=6D        FM/DR1/EXC/BB/CD CLEAR
     from CICS:      RH=039040 RU=F1C3      FM/DR1/EXC/EB    WRITE
                                                       Rest kbrd, reset mdt
 
     VTAM trace when CLEAR hangs:
     from LU:        same as above
     from CICS:      RH=039040  no RU data
 
     Real VTAM terminals and LLC terminal emulators do not experience the
     problem.
 
     Is the application just written wrong, or is there a way around this
     hang in NET3270?
 
     Thanks!
 
     Joe Peresich                        Northwest Regional Data Center
     nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu            Tallahassee, FL
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 12 May 1994 14:05:05 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         peresich@MAIL.NWRDC.FSU.EDU
Subject:      CLEAR-key hangs in CICS
 
     >We're experiencing problems with a CICS application when user
     >presses CLEAR key (using Windows tn3270 2.01).  The screen clears,
     >but keyboard is locked.  Reset unlocks, but anything entered after
     >this point is not transmitted and causes keyboard to lock again.
 
     Thanks to all who responded.  IBM has determined this to be a problem
     with MVS TCPIP and a fix is in the works.
 
     Joe Peresich                        Northwest Regional Data Center
     nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu            Tallahassee, FL
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 13 May 1994 10:38:49 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Need some help
 
I need some help from someone.  I am planning to integrate support
for Yale's TPRINT, and intrinsically, support for the 7171 Pass-Thru
mechanism. This will allow applications to send data directly to
printers and maybe other paths in the future.
 
I need exact specs as to what support TPRINT requires from the emulator.
What 3270 sequences does it send and what responses does it expect?
 
Please send responses directly to me.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 16 May 1994 16:03:45 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Jerry L. Dodd" 
Subject:      Font for model 5 terminal type (132 char)
 
Dear McGill users,
 
I am looking for a fixed-pitch font that can be used with the McGill software
on a model 5 terminal type for 132 characters.  The fonts that came with the
McGill software are not readable on a 14 inch monitor when displaying all 132
characters.  What font are you using for a model 5 terminal type?  Where did
you obtain it?  Is it available at an ftp site?  If so, where and what are
the subdirectories?
 
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jerry Dodd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
jld3y@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu
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Date:         Tue, 17 May 1994 08:41:45 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         peresich@MAIL.NWRDC.FSU.EDU
Subject:      CLEAR-key hangs in CICS
 
     I had written:
 
     >We're experiencing problems with a CICS application when user
     >presses CLEAR key (using Windows tn3270 2.01).  The screen clears,
     >but keyboard is locked.  Reset unlocks, but anything entered after
     >this point is not transmitted and causes keyboard to lock again.
 
 
     IBM delivered ptf UN59972 and it seems to have fixed this problem.
     APARs PN49414, PN52974.
 
     Joe Peresich                        Northwest Regional Data Center
     nwjgp@mail.nwrdc.fsu.edu            Tallahassee, FL
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Date:         Tue, 17 May 1994 15:26:27 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Stephen T. Murphy" 
Organization: The University at Albany, S. U. N. Y.
Subject:      Support for Numeric Fields
 
We have a CICS application here which expects the terminal hardware to
edit  numeric  input  fields.  When  using Irma  boards  or  real  IBM
terminals, the  keyboard would  beep or  lock if  the user  entered an
alpha into  an unprotected, numeric  field. NET-3270 for DOS  does not
beep but also  does not allow the entry of  non-numeric data. WIN-3270
(IPX), however  allows alphas  to be  entered without  complaint. This
occurs with both release 1.00d3 and 2.01.
 
We have looked for a configuration setting which controls this editing
but are without success?  Did we just miss it or  is this a limitation
of the Windows version?
 
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
 
Steve
 
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
  Stephen T. Murphy                              Phone: (518) 442-3753
  Manager, Database and Technical Support          Fax: (518) 442-3697
  The University at Albany, S.U.N.Y
  Computing and Network Services                 Bitnet: ASDSTM@Albany
  Albany,  New York    12222               Internet: ASDSTM@Albany.EDU
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 18 May 1994 20:13:24 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Support for Numeric Fields
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue, 17 May 1994 15:26:27 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 17 May 1994 15:26:27 EDT Stephen T. Murphy said:
>We have a CICS application here which expects the terminal hardware to
>edit  numeric  input  fields.  When  using Irma  boards  or  real  IBM
>terminals, the  keyboard would  beep or  lock if  the user  entered an
>alpha into  an unprotected, numeric  field. NET-3270 for DOS  does not
>beep but also  does not allow the entry of  non-numeric data. WIN-3270
>(IPX), however  allows alphas  to be  entered without  complaint. This
>occurs with both release 1.00d3 and 2.01.
>
>We have looked for a configuration setting which controls this editing
>but are without success?  Did we just miss it or  is this a limitation
>of the Windows version?
 
Steve,
 
  The Numeric feature was changed in the Windows (and the DOS will
be brought inline with the Windows code) because *real* 327x terminals
allow any character to be entered in a Numeric field. After a number
of problem reports from users, I had to allow all characters in
Numeric fields. If you read the 3270 guide very carefully, and very is
the keyword here, the Numeric entry feature works only with
Data Entry keyboards.  Believe it or not, there are a number of
applications out there that actually put characters such as '*'
in Numeric fields.
 
  Anyway, the next major rev will have a feature to modify the
functionality of Numeric fields. Old way or New way. Your choice.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 19 May 1994 09:52:12 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Scott Brooks 
Subject:      Re: Support for Numeric Fields
In-Reply-To:  Message of Wed,
              18 May 1994 20:13:24 EDT from 
 
On Wed, 18 May 1994 20:13:24 EDT Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man said:
>  The Numeric feature was changed in the Windows (and the DOS will
>be brought inline with the Windows code) because *real* 327x terminals
>allow any character to be entered in a Numeric field.
 
Just in case it would help:
 
If remember correctly there were toggle switches on the
back of the keyboard.  If toggle switch 2 was switched one way then
then NUM lockout would occur on character data (numeric plus a few
special characters like $ where allowed).  If toggle switch 2 was
switched the other way then no any character could be entered.
 
Scott
 
 
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Date:         Thu, 19 May 1994 13:20:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Moore, Joe" 
Subject:      WAITing and WAITing (EHLLAPI)
 
NET3270 for Windows is the only EHLLAPI interface I've used, so I don't know
where the specs end and NET3270 code begins.
 
Right now, I'm working with the MUSIC operating system as my primary
mainframe application I'm talking to.  This makes waiting somewhat
interesting.
 
1).  Often, MUSIC frees the keyboard and releases the 'SYSTEM' state before
the task is done.  I take care of that with code similar to:
 
    RetCd = EHLLAPICopyPS(PSWork$)
    Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Save Fix 9", 0)
    Do Until (Mid$(PSWork$, 1911, 7) = "Reading") /* or whatever */
        DoEvents
        RetCd = EHLLAPIWait(EHLLAPI_TWAIT)
        Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Save Fix 10", 0)
     RetCd = EHLLAPICopyPS(PSWork$)
     Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Save Fix 11", 0)
    Loop
 
ShowRetCd is a procedure that displays the message (2nd parameter) and gives
the user a chance to 'bail out' if the return code is greater than the 3rd
parameter.  I use CopyPS instead of CopyPSToString because I can't get
PSToString to work--that's another topic.  The DoEvents allows me to get
other work done and/or 'bail out' if I have serious problems/unexpected
results.
 
2).  However, there are some situations where MUSIC doesn't free the
keyboard until the task is done.  Then a simple:
 
        RetCd = EHLLAPIWait(EHLLAPI_TWAIT)
        Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Wait 1a", 0)
 
will suffice.  However, the user cannot switch to other applications.  My
question is, can EHLLAPI be programmed to throw in a DoEvents (or the
equivilant) once in a while?  I've tried:
 
    SendKeys "%{TAB}"
    DoEvents
    RetCd = EHLLAPISendKey("sort;sort send;select@E")
    Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Reset 4", 0)
 
and this works--as long as the user doesn't 'bounce' back to the VB program
issuing the EHLLAPI commands--then we're back to waiting until EHLLAPIWait
comes back or 60 seconds--whichever comes first.
 
Again, maybe this is all defined in the EHLLAPI specs and cannot be changed
or maybe there's an engineering reason NOT to give control back to Windows
while waiting.  Obviously the user could mess things up, but it's sure nice
to be able to jump to the mainframe session and see what's happening.
 
One more thing (enter Columbo mode):  Does EHLLAPI work with 2.01 and the
2.5a beta yet?  I haven't succeeded.
 
Please straighten me out.
 
Joe Moore
SDSU Computing Services
moorej@cc.sdstate.edu
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 19 May 1994 14:21:47 -0800
Reply-To:     khan@unixg.ubc.ca
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Tony Khan 
Subject:      IND$FILE file transfer
 
Has anyone gotten ver 2.01 to successfully upload a file to MVS running
SNS/TCPaccess ver 1.1 using the IND$FILE file transfer program, when the
terminal type selected is an IBM 3270 model 2?
 
When terminal type IBM 3270 model 4 is selected it works fine.
 
Both types work fine with ver 1.01.
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 19 May 1994 20:58:19 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: WAITing and WAITing (EHLLAPI)
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              19 May 1994 13:20:00 CDT from 
 
Joe,
 
  Concerning your EHLLAPI questions, here are some responses.
 
1) EHLLAPI should pass control to any other application while waiting.
   I'll test it again, but that is the way I designed it. It does a
   PeekMessage loop to share cycles.
 
2) Each update of TCP3270 has its own specific version of EHLLAPI. This
   is because EHLLAPI can peek directly into the WIN3270 application
   buffers and therefore has to know how the structures are setup. Off
   by 1 byte and KABOOM! v2.01 has a new EHLLAPI DLL and it does have
   some of the problems you mentioned fixed.
 
3) The function CopyPSToString had a bug in v2.00 but was fixed in v2.01.
 
4) The function CopyStringToField or CopyStringToPS has a bug and if you
   really need an update, I can get you a beta of 2.5 with the bugs
   fixed.
 
5) There is no simple way to get around the way MUSIC unlocks the keyboard
   too early in some cases.
 
Regards,
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 24 May 1994 09:47:43 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      McGill/LanWP and FTP
 
We have applications that allow users logged into CICS to ask for data to be
downloaded.  The user is asked for IP address and password.  Under NCSA
telnet/tn3270 the user could do ALT-T and ALT-W and both variables would be
supplied to the program.  Then the batch job could be generated to deliver
the data.
 
Is there a way for McGill to give you this info?  We can start up LanWP
server FTP, go into McGill and type in the IP address (which you can get from
the LanWP Console function) and make this work?  Restrict Access has to be
turned off in LanWP also since you don't have the password.  But we don't
want the user typing in IP addresses and want some security.
 
Thanks for any ideas.
 
Glen
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 24 May 1994 10:01:20 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              24 May 1994 09:47:43 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 24 May 1994 09:47:43 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>We have applications that allow users logged into CICS to ask for data to be
>downloaded.  The user is asked for IP address and password.  Under NCSA
>telnet/tn3270 the user could do ALT-T and ALT-W and both variables would be
>supplied to the program.  Then the batch job could be generated to deliver
>the data.
>
>Is there a way for McGill to give you this info?  We can start up LanWP
>server FTP, go into McGill and type in the IP address (which you can get from
>the LanWP Console function) and make this work?  Restrict Access has to be
>turned off in LanWP also since you don't have the password.  But we don't
>want the user typing in IP addresses and want some security.
 
The next update to TCP3270 will support supplying the IP address
in the return to a Query Partition command. A special subfield
called OEM Reply is already part of the reply except that the
IP address isn't there.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 24 May 1994 10:25:43 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
 
Thanks Pierre!
 
Now that you mention next update... when might that be????
 
I thought I saw a message about a 2.05 beta?  We have 2.01 - is that the
latest 'official' copy?
 
Thanks again,
Glen
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Glen A. Draper (gad3e@virginia.edu)
University of Virginia
804-924-4187,  fax 804-982-2777
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 24 May 1994 10:30:23 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              24 May 1994 10:25:43 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 24 May 1994 10:25:43 EDT Glen A. Draper said:
>Thanks Pierre!
>
>Now that you mention next update... when might that be????
 
In a month or so...
 
>I thought I saw a message about a 2.05 beta?  We have 2.01 - is that the
>latest 'official' copy?
 
The current version of v2.01. The next update will be v2.5 which will
have some major features such as DDE.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 26 May 1994 13:24:44 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         SIWP03.OIRM.GVD@IC.SI.EDU
Subject:      McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply
 
We are thinking of alowing Internet access to  our Notis Library
system, we currently use the ipx/Net3270,  How would the TCP version
be used (if at all) by users on the Internet.  Currently I am
planning on plan Telnet access to us either through a IBM3172 or a
Risc machine.  Just wondering if there was a place for the tcp
version of Net3270?
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 26 May 1994 13:28:03 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              26 May 1994 13:24:44 -0400 from 
 
On Thu, 26 May 1994 13:24:44 -0400  said:
>We are thinking of alowing Internet access to  our Notis Library
>system, we currently use the ipx/Net3270,  How would the TCP version
>be used (if at all) by users on the Internet.  Currently I am
>planning on plan Telnet access to us either through a IBM3172 or a
>Risc machine.  Just wondering if there was a place for the tcp
>version of Net3270?
 
TCP3270 is the same client software but uses TCP/IP (telnet/3270) as
the network protocol. It fully supports ALA and all other features
of NET3270 (DOS and Windows). In addition, we have native 32-bit
clients for Windows NT on Intel, MIPS, and Alpha AXP platforms.
 
You can use a 3172 box or other products such as a BTI II box,
or a Memorex Telex 9432 (very very fast).
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Thu, 26 May 1994 13:27:32 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         SIWP03.OIRM.GVD@IC.SI.EDU
Subject:      McGill/LanWP and FTP -Reply
 
Sorry for the Subject line on the last message it should have said
Internet and Net3270
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 27 May 1994 16:58:00 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Mark Alexander Davis 
Subject:      Re: 3179G under NET3270
In-Reply-To:  <199405032122.RAA14222@merit.edu>
 
I didn't see the answer to this question in any of the online help.
 
I would like for my net3270.ini to be somewhere other than my windows
directory.  Can I set an environment variable or something to tell
win3270 where to find net3270.ini?
 
Or maybe the right question to ask is: How do those of you who have been
installing tcp3270 on a file server install it so that users can set
their own colors and defaults?
=========================================================================
Date:         Mon, 30 May 1994 12:23:41 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: 3179G under NET3270
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri, 27 May 1994 16:58:00 -0400 from 
 
On Fri, 27 May 1994 16:58:00 -0400 Mark Alexander Davis said:
>I didn't see the answer to this question in any of the online help.
>
>I would like for my net3270.ini to be somewhere other than my windows
>directory.  Can I set an environment variable or something to tell
>win3270 where to find net3270.ini?
 
Nope. It is always in the private windows directory.
 
>Or maybe the right question to ask is: How do those of you who have been
>installing tcp3270 on a file server install it so that users can set
>their own colors and defaults?
 
NET3270.INI is saved in the "Windows" directory and on a network installed
version of Windows, that is the user's private windows directory.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 31 May 1994 12:42:01 PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
Comments:     Warning -- original Sender: tag was borisg@BORIS.NETMANAGE.CO.IL
From:         Boris Goberman 
Subject:      Re: McGill/LanWP and FTP
 
Hi!
 
>
>The next update to TCP3270 will support supplying the IP address
>in the return to a Query Partition command. A special subfield
>called OEM Reply is already part of the reply except that the
>IP address isn't there.
>
>Pierre
>
 
Where can I find the format of this OEM Query Reply ?
I did not find any thing about it in the "Data Stream  Programmer's
Reference".
Is there a standart for this field?
 
Thanks Boris.
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Date:         Tue, 31 May 1994 18:54:44 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Konrad Brandemuhl 
Subject:      TCP/3270: host name for gateway, not IP No.
 
This may have been discussed before but I don't recall the solution.
 
During the install of TCP/3270, it prompts you for the gateway or
3270 host you are targetting.  You can put in either the ip number
or the host name.  In our case, the host name (mvs.ucc.okstate.edu)
is too long for the field.  We are currently only using IP numbers.
We would like to put in host name instead of IP number.
 
Any solution?  Thanks in advance.
 
Konrad Brandemuhl                   uccxkvb@vm1.ucc.okstate.edu
Enterprise System Services,         University Computer Center,
Oklahoma State University,          Stillwater, OK 74078-0606
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 1 Apr 1994 11:07:00 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Chris Sacksteder 814-865-0822 
Subject:      CMS point-and-click questions
 
I'm looking for a way for CMS users of FILELIST, RDRLIST, *LIST to click
on a file and have PF11 transmitted.  If a mouse action could be "move
and PF11" it would do the trick.  But that isn't an option right now and
these programs don't respond to cursor select (has anyone found a way to
change that?)
 
Other options I can think of: (1) change all the programs so ENTER does
whatever PF11 is assigned to do when the cursor is pointing to an object
(there is a Move-and-ENTER mouse function).  Not so good if you are
accustomed to Enter doing something else and/or you don't want to change
IBM's programs (but we do it all the time!)
 
(2) Use PA2: Long ago for Brown's TN3270 on the Mac I coded an XEDIT
macro to do whatever PF11 was set to when the cursor was "in the file" or
do the PF key when the cursor was on the PF key labels -- poor-man's
hotspots.  The macro was assigned to PA2 and the "double-click" function
was set to PA2.  This moved the cursor and xmitted PA2.
 
With TCP3270 a mouse function set for PA2 doesn't seem to be sending PA2
(in fact, it is sending ENTER -- can anyone else verify this?).  Even if
it did, two clicks would be needed -- left mouse to move, right to send
PA2.
 
(3) Move with left button and "display track menu" with the right button,
then user picks PF11.  Kinda awkward.
 
(4) Some other emulators don't move the cursor when a hotspot is clicked
on.  This lets users move the cursor to the desired file and click on any
of the PF keys.  Would this be a good (perhaps optional) way for TCP3270
to work?
 
Ideas?  Discussion?
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 1 Apr 1994 11:39:18 EST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: CMS point-and-click questions
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri, 1 Apr 1994 11:07:00 EST from 
 
Chris,
 
  What if I changed the Mouse Support to allow any keystroke, character,
or macro on a click (current available buttons)?
 
  Would that make you happy?
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 5 Apr 1994 10:34:44 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Steve Morytko 
Subject:      WORF
 
I haven't been able to get to WORF for a while (Friday?). Anyone know
what's going on?
 
======================================================================
Steve Morytko, University of Connecticut Computer Center
E-mail: steve@uconnvm.uconn.edu ; Ph: 203-486-1405 ; Fax: 203-486-5744
USMail; 196 Auditorium Rd., Storrs, CT 06269-3138
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Date:         Tue, 5 Apr 1994 10:56:42 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: WORF
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              5 Apr 1994 10:34:44 EDT from 
 
On Tue, 5 Apr 1994 10:34:44 EDT Steve Morytko said:
>I haven't been able to get to WORF for a while (Friday?). Anyone know
>what's going on?
 
WORF is up and healthy. Make sure you use the name and not the IP
address since it was moved a week ago.
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 5 Apr 1994 11:20:26 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ioannis Sfetsas 
Subject:      DOS TN3270...
In-Reply-To:  Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man  "Re: WORF"
              (Apr  5, 10:56am)
 
Hi everyone :
 
Does anybody know how to run The DOS version of TN3270 rel 2.13 C as a TSR.
There is a Hotkey Alt-F1 for that but how we run it ?
 
Thanks in advance,
 
 
 
--
/////////////////////////////////
Ioannis Sfetsas
SoftWare Programmer
York University
email: giani@yorku.ca
voice: (416)-736-5257 ext. 40228
fax: (416)-736-5830
CANADA
/////////////////////////////////
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Date:         Tue, 5 Apr 1994 11:21:35 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Need help on Bug Report
 
Some of you have reported a bug when trying to print the keyboard
template from the Keyboard Map dialog. Could anyone please either
call me at 514-398-3270 or send me your name and phone number so I can
have you test out the problem with a new version and Dr. Watson.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Sun, 1 May 1994 15:13:54 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         HEATHER@OIS.MHS.HARVARD.EDU
Subject:      Current release status
In-Reply-To:  
 
Has there been an official update of the most recent Windows release that
fixes the problems reported in NOTIS systems (with the tranid moving
around)?  Or is thayt still forthcoming??
_____________________
 
Heather J. Reid
Heather_Reid@harvard.edu
617-495-3724
________________________
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Date:         Thu, 7 Apr 1994 09:13:18 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Glen A. Draper" 
Subject:      bug in DOS & Windows 3270
 
Pierre,
 
We are having a problem with getting locked (system) in one application when
using F1.  F1 is Help in this application and we use a 3rd party product to
produce Help screens.  I'm not sure what it does differently that would cause
this.  It doesn't happen every time or on every screen.  We are doing more
tests but maybe you can give us some ideas on things to look for or someone
has seen this.
 
We do notice that in the status line we see 'system' flash, then 'clock'
flash, and then back to 'system' when we use F1.
 
We can reproduce it on old and new (2.00) versions for Windows and 2.15b and
1.15c5 DOS versions.
 
Thanks,
Glen
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Date:         Thu, 7 Apr 1994 13:55:26 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows v2.01 Now Available
 
Version 2.01 of TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows is now on WORF. This
version fixes all reported problems and adds a few new features
most notably, large toolbar icons (for high res monitors) and some
raw print screen functions.
 
All files are on WORF. All manuals have been updated.
 
See the file FIXES.WRI for information on bugs and enhancments to
version 2.01.
 
Note:  Anyone calling for support, please note the new phone
       number below.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
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Date:         Thu, 7 Apr 1994 17:58:42 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Small gaf...
 
There was an error in the original build (v2.01) of TCP3270/NET3270 for
Windows put out on WORF this afternoon. It has been corrected
as of 6:00 PM EST.
 
 If you retrieved a copy before then, please update it again.
 
I apologize for any inconveniences.
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 8 Apr 1994 09:22:03 EST5EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Erwin Rollauer (4429)" 
Organization: McGill University
Subject:      Re: Small gaf...
 
> There was an error in the original build (v2.01) of TCP3270/NET3270 for
> Windows put out on WORF this afternoon. It has been corrected
> as of 6:00 PM EST.
>
 
Pierre I installed the 2 files you put on our sever at ISR - but the
problemmwith HLLAPI not seeing the text that Nat Con for Windows puts out
is still there. Ithe above message an indicator that a new version ov
NET3270 is available on WORF that might fix the problem?
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Erwin Rollauer                         tel: (514) 398-4429
McGill University                      fax: (514) 398-4758
Information Systems Resources       bitnet: erwin@ums1.lan.mcgill.ca
845 Sherbrooke St. W., room 618
Montreal, QC, Canada  H3A 2T5
 
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Date:         Fri, 8 Apr 1994 13:32:23 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Jim Aagaard 
Subject:      Windows version 2.01
 
There still appears to be a problem.  The version I downloaded this
morning does not replace the old WIN3270.EXE file.  The installation
log says WSK3270.EX_ is being copied to ~WIN3F6C.TMP.
 
I tried manually expanding WSK3270.EX_, and it does seem to cure the
CICS transaction code shift problems with that installed.  However,
we seem to now have problems with our HLLAPI routines not connecting.
Still investigating that.
                                    Jim Aagaard
                                    Northwestern University Library
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 8 Apr 1994 18:36:05 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Windows version 2.01
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              8 Apr 1994 13:32:23 -0400 from 
 
There is a small bug in the install script. You cannot install v2.01
over v2.00 because I forgot to update the version ID in v2.01.
 
Therefore, to install v2.01 properly, install it to a new directory
and then copy the .EXE and .DLLs to the old directory.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 14 Apr 1994 09:13:29 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Greg Kaisen 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270/NET3270 for Wind
 
        Reply to:   RE>TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows v2.01
In upgrading to version 2.01, can I get away with just copying the file
" WIN3270.EXE " to my existing TCP3270 directory?
 
Are there any changes to the supporting files, (DLL's, Fonts, etc.)
 
-thanks, GReg
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Date:         Thu, 14 Apr 1994 09:31:10 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: TCP3270/NET3270 for Wind
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              14 Apr 1994 09:13:29 -0500 from 
 
On Thu, 14 Apr 1994 09:13:29 -0500 Greg Kaisen said:
>        Reply to:   RE>TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows v2.01
>In upgrading to version 2.01, can I get away with just copying the file
>" WIN3270.EXE " to my existing TCP3270 directory?
>
>Are there any changes to the supporting files, (DLL's, Fonts, etc.)
 
There are no support DLLs to TCP3270 other than the ACS3EHAP.DLL
(the EHLLAPI interface). Copy WIN3270.EXE, WIN3270.HLP, and ACS3EHAP.DLL.
 
Pierre
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 1994 10:44:45 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Marvin Bielawski 
Subject:      CICS
 
Has anyone successfully used the Mark and Send commands to
download records from the NOTIS opac and CICS with WIN3270?
 
 
Marvin Bielawski
Princeton U.
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Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 1994 10:04:28 -0500
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Erik Biever 
Subject:      Re: CICS
 
Marvin Bielawski writes:
 
>Has anyone successfully used the Mark and Send commands to
>download records from the NOTIS opac and CICS with WIN3270?
 
I just started trying to do this yesterday, with no success yet.  We hope to
make this feature available to users of our OPAC.
 
Erik Biever
University of Minnesota Libraries
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 1994 11:13:48 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Timothy Prettyman 
Subject:      Re: CICS
In-Reply-To:  <9404151500.AA12421@asa.ugl.lib.umich.edu> from "Marvin
              Bielawski" at Apr 15, 94 10:44:45 am
 
Yes, I've done this in my test system.  What sorts of problems are
you having?
 
Timothy Prettyman
Library Systems Office          313-764-0412
University of Michigan          INTERNET:  timothy.prettyman@umich.edu
Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1185
>
> Has anyone successfully used the Mark and Send commands to
> download records from the NOTIS opac and CICS with WIN3270?
>
>
> Marvin Bielawski
> Princeton U.
>
=========================================================================
Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 1994 13:50:06 CST
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Beth Nicol 
Organization: Auburn University Libraries
Subject:      Re: CICS
 
I too do this from our test region - do you have the mainframe part
(CICS IND$FILE) loaded?
 
> Has anyone successfully used the Mark and Send commands to
> download records from the NOTIS opac and CICS with WIN3270?
>
>
> Marvin Bielawski
> Princeton U.
>
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Date:         Fri, 15 Apr 1994 16:14:34 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         George Waller 
Subject:      Re: CICS
In-Reply-To:  Message of Fri,
              15 Apr 1994 10:44:45 -0400 from

 
On Fri, 15 Apr 1994 10:44:45 -0400 Marvin Bielawski said:
>Has anyone successfully used the Mark and Send commands to
>download records from the NOTIS opac and CICS with WIN3270?
>
>
>Marvin Bielawski
>Princeton U.
 
This works fine for us in production.
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
George Waller, Microcomputer Consultant, Homer Babbidge Library U-5SY
University of Connecticut,  Storrs CT 06269-1005         203-486-5260
Internet: hbladm47@uconnvm.uconn.edu    Bitnet: HBLADM47@UCONNVM.BITNET
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Date:         Tue, 19 Apr 1994 13:31:53 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      New OS/2 Requestor Available...
 
Novell has just released the NetWare Requestor for OS/2 v2.1.
 
This major new update supports OS/2 2.1 properly, fixes many bugs,
and adds support for IPX/SPX in Enhanced mode Windows.
 
So why am I sending this?  Well, you can now run properly
NET3270/TCP3270 for Windows in Win/OS2 in Enhanced mode with this
requestor.
 
The requestor is available from CompuServe, Novell's FTp site, other
backup sites, and on WORF.CC.MCGILL.CA anonymoulsy in
/pub/os2/ver.21/netware.  See INSTALL.TXT for installation instructions.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:17:24 -0400
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Ioannis Sfetsas 
Subject:      Re: TCP3270Using WIN TN3270 with PPP...
In-Reply-To:  Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
              "TCP3270/NET3270 for Windows v2.01 Now Available" (Apr  7,
              1:55pm)
 
Hi all,
 
While I am trying to use McGill TN3270 for Windows v. 2.01 from home with PPP
I am getting the following warnings (the big i) :
 
1. Unable to register 3D effects
2. Unable to AutoSubclass dialog boxes
 
In both cases I click ok to bypass the messages and everything works fine.
I just don't know much about the meaning of both messages and how I can
bypass or disable them.
 
Thanks in advance
 
--
/////////////////////////////////
Ioannis Sfetsas
SoftWare Programmer
York University
email: giani@yorku.ca
voice: (416)-736-5257 ext. 40228
fax: (416)-736-5830
CANADA
/////////////////////////////////
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Date:         Thu, 21 Apr 1994 16:35:35 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: TCP3270Using WIN TN3270 with PPP...
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:17:24 -0400 from 
 
nn Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:17:24 -0400 Ioannis Sfetsas said:
>Hi all,
>
>While I am trying to use McGill TN3270 for Windows v. 2.01 from home with PPP
>I am getting the following warnings (the big i) :
>
>1. Unable to register 3D effects
>2. Unable to AutoSubclass dialog boxes
>
>In both cases I click ok to bypass the messages and everything works fine.
>I just don't know much about the meaning of both messages and how I can
>bypass or disable them.
 
The problem is you are probably running on a Monochrome monitor and
Ctl3D is unable to provide the cool 3D dialogs. To prevent the
warning message, start WIN3270 with the "-$" command line option.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Sat, 23 Apr 1994 18:26:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Moore, Joe" 
Subject:      Version 2.01 suggestions and bugs?
 
This is my first post to the NET3270 list, but I've been using the TCP/IP
Windows version of it over LWP for DOS for several months.  I love it!  It
simply blows away any other 3270 product I've worked with.  I do have some
questions though:
 
1).  (Bug?)  When using Entry Assist, the {Home} key takes you to the
physical top left part of the screen.  To mimic a 3270 (and to be useful,
IMHO), it should take you to the logical top left (top left 'live' field)
like version 1.x did.
 
2).  (Strong suggestion)  Whenever it makes sense, a function should be
doable with the keyboard.  My main gripe is Copy|Cut and paste with NET3270.
 My fingers are often very comfortable on the keyboard when I want to copy a
small part of the screen.  They then have to get up and walk to the mouse,
click it a few times, and walk back to the keyboard--often the keys have
become cold and uncomfortable in the meantime.
 
3).  (??)  I've been in an upgrading (read brave) mood lately.  I've been
using the NETWARE VLMs for quite some time.  I just upgraded to 4.1 of LWP
for DOS.  I don't remember for sure, but I think I used EHLLAPI AFTER the
upgrade.  I then upgraded from NET3270 2.00 to 2.01.  Now, when I use
EHLLAPI, I get nothing.  QuerySessions returns 0.  It's like NET3270 isn't
running, but it is.  What did I do wrong?
 
Thanks for listening.
 
Joe Moore
South Dakota State University
moorej@cc.sdstate.edu
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Date:         Sun, 24 Apr 1994 19:13:37 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
Subject:      Re: Version 2.01 suggestions and bugs?
In-Reply-To:  Message of Sat,
              23 Apr 1994 18:26:00 CDT from 
 
On Sat, 23 Apr 1994 18:26:00 CDT Moore, Joe said:
>This is my first post to the NET3270 list, but I've been using the TCP/IP
>Windows version of it over LWP for DOS for several months.  I love it!  It
>simply blows away any other 3270 product I've worked with.  I do have some
>questions though:
 
Tell the world... :-)
 
>1).  (Bug?)  When using Entry Assist, the {Home} key takes you to the
>physical top left part of the screen.  To mimic a 3270 (and to be useful,
>IMHO), it should take you to the logical top left (top left 'live' field)
>like version 1.x did.
 
Well, sort of a bug. In real Entry Assist, you can define your own
'Home Position' and I never implemented the method to set that. Therefore,
for now it sets it to 0,0 instead of the real home. I'll fix it in the
next pass.
 
>2).  (Strong suggestion)  Whenever it makes sense, a function should be
>doable with the keyboard.  My main gripe is Copy|Cut and paste with NET3270.
> My fingers are often very comfortable on the keyboard when I want to copy a
>small part of the screen.  They then have to get up and walk to the mouse,
>click it a few times, and walk back to the keyboard--often the keys have
>become cold and uncomfortable in the meantime.
 
I'm aware of this. I just never coded the keyboard text selection because
it is a pain. I'll do it...
 
>3).  (??)  I've been in an upgrading (read brave) mood lately.  I've been
>using the NETWARE VLMs for quite some time.  I just upgraded to 4.1 of LWP
>for DOS.  I don't remember for sure, but I think I used EHLLAPI AFTER the
>upgrade.  I then upgraded from NET3270 2.00 to 2.01.  Now, when I use
>EHLLAPI, I get nothing.  QuerySessions returns 0.  It's like NET3270 isn't
>running, but it is.  What did I do wrong?
 
The EHLLAPI is (very) closely tied to the emulator. The v2.01 EHLLAPI
will only talk to v2.01 WIN3270. Make sure you don't have *any* other
copies of EHLLAPI anywhere. Check your WINDOWS and WINDOWS/SYSTEM dirs.
 
Thanks for the comments,
 
Pierre
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Date:         Tue, 26 Apr 1994 16:20:58 PST8PDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Dan Nguyen 
Organization: UCLA Arts, Theater, Film & TV
 
Hi,
 
Is there anyone ever use Visual Basic interface with Net3270 (version
2.0) ?  If so can you give any hints how to start it.
 
Thanks in advance.
Dan Nguyen
UCLA, School of the Arts
314 A East Melnitz
405 Hilgard Ave                     (Tel) (310) 825-1336
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1427          (Fax) (310) 206-8504
=========================================================================
Date:         Tue, 26 Apr 1994 20:57:55 EDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         Pierre Goyette - The 3270 Man 
Organization: McGill University Computing Centre
In-Reply-To:  Message of Tue,
              26 Apr 1994 16:20:58 PST8PDT from 
 
On Tue, 26 Apr 1994 16:20:58 PST8PDT Dan Nguyen said:
>Hi,
>
>Is there anyone ever use Visual Basic interface with Net3270 (version
>2.0) ?  If so can you give any hints how to start it.
 
First, let me say I'm sorry that there are no examples in this release.
I didn't have time to make an example that made sense (other than my
strange test programs).
 
Next, please get your site administrator to download 2.01 which corrects
some bugs in the VB interface.
 
So, let me give you a few pointers. It is very simple to use the
VB interface. The most important fact is that you must remember that
is a like a network protocol, it is a 'connection' oriented interface.
 
There are two groups of functions: PUBLIC and SESSION functions.
 
The PUBLIC functions are those which can be issued at any time and are
not directed to any specific session. The following sessions are
PUBLIC:
 
EHLLAPIQuerySessions
EHLLAPIQuerySessionStatus
EHLLAPIReset
EHLLAPISetSessionParameters
EHLLAPIConverPositionToRowCol
EHLLAPIGetVersion
EHLLAPISendFile
EHLLAPIReceiveFile
 
EHLLAPIConnect
 
 
The SESSION functions require that you 'connect' to a presentation space
(i.e. session) before performing any function calls. Therefore, you
must issue the function EHLLAPIConnect before calling the following
functions:
 
EHLLAPICopyFieldToString
EHLLAPICopyOIA
EHLLAPICopyPS
EHLLAPICopyPSToString
EHLLAPICopyStringToField
EHLLAPICopyStringToPS
EHLLAPIDisconnect
EHLLAPIFindFieldPosition
EHLLAPIGetRowString
EHLLAPIPause
EHLLAPIQueryCursorLocation
EHLLAPIQueryFieldAttribute
EHLLAPIReserve
EHLLAPIRelease
EHLLAPISearchField
EHLLAPISearchPS
EHLLAPISendKey
EHLLAPISetCursorLocation
EHLLAPIWait
 
 
Therefore, the initial code of a function or VB program would be something
like:
 
 
iRc% = EHLLAPIQuerySessionStatus( "A", szLongName$, iRows%, iColumns% )
 
if (iRc% != 0) Then
  Error, session not available...
End If
 
iRc% = EHLLAPIConnect( "A", 0 )
 
if (iRc% != 0) Then
  Error, unable to connect...
End If
 
'Now you can control the terminal session. You can fetch the screen,
'parts of the screen, fields, press keys, fill some fields or the whole
'screen, move the cursor,...
 
iRc% = EHLLAPISendKey( "Login PIERRE@E" )
 
iRc% = EHLLAPIWait( EHLLAPI_TWAIT )
 
iRc% = EHLLAPISendKey( "my password@E" )
 
'Do some more work
 
iRc = EHLLAPIDisconnect( "A" )
 
I hope this makes some sense. You don't need to stay connected like
a network connection. You could connect, do your thing, and then
disconnect. That depends on how easy you want your application to be.
But it has no effect on the speed or flexibility of the interface.
 
Basically, the VB interface is really the EHLLAPI interface with
a protective VB front end to prevent GPF's by unkowning VB programs.
 
Dan, I hope this gives you a good clue on how to proceed. The interface
is rather simple but powerful. Write a few simple programs to play
interactively.
 
I've put my test application on anonymous FTP on WORF.CC.MCGILL.CA
in "pub/windows/tcp3270/vb-test.zip". You double-click on a session,
then Connect, then you can press some of the functions to perform actions.
 
It's not bullet-proof and probably not good VB programming style, but
I used it to test the interface. I hope it helps.
 
 
Pierre Goyette                          E-Mail: Pierre@CC.McGill.Ca
Developer, TCP3270/NET3270 Systems      Tel:    (514) 398-3270
Manager, Networking & Communications    FAX:    (514) 398-6876
McGill University Computing Centre
805 Sherbrooke West, Room 200
Montreal, Quebec
Canada   H3A 2K6
=========================================================================
Date:         Wed, 27 Apr 1994 13:10:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Net3270 Forum 
Sender:       Net3270 Forum 
From:         "Moore, Joe" 
Subject:      Re: Visual Basic HLLAPI
 
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ---
>Hi,
>
>Is there anyone ever use Visual Basic interface with Net3270 (version
>2.0) ?  If so can you give any hints how to start it.
>
I've messed around with it quite a bit.  What version of VB are you using?
 I'm using 3.0, and it works quite well.  In interfacing with MUSIC, it's a
bit tricky handling waits because MUSIC often returns control to the
keyboard before it's done with a process.  So I find myself doing this type
of thing:
 
    PSWork$ = " "
    Do Until (Mid$(PSWork$, 1911, 7) = "Reading")
        DoEvents
        RetCd = EHLLAPIWait(EHLLAPI_TWAIT)
        Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Save Fix 10", 0)
        RetCd = EHLLAPICopyPS(PSWork$)
        Call ShowRetCd(RetCd, "Save Fix 11", 0)
    Loop
 
I should point out a few things:
 
The DoEvents statement is CRITICAL because it allows Windows to do anything
it needs to.  This allows you to break into the code if the condition is
never met.  Of course, you could put a timeout also, but the DoEvents allows
you to get work done while waiting.
 
The ShowRetCd is a simple procedure that checks return codes and displays a
message box with the 2nd operand if it's greater than the 3rd operand.
 
I didn't get CopyFieldToString to work in this case, but I may need to
diddle with it more.  Anyway, CopyPS works OK.
 
All in all, VB with EHLLAPI is a powerful, user friendly combination.  Ask
me in a year if I could do without it and I'd guess I'd find it very
difficult.
 
Joe Moore
Asst Dir of MIS & Training
South Dakota State University
>Thanks in advance.
>Dan Nguyen
>UCLA, School of the Arts
>314 A East Melnitz
>405 Hilgard Ave                     (Tel) (310) 825-1336
>Los Angeles, CA 90024-1427          (Fax) (310) 206-8504
>

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