Unisys Mainframe Connectivity including superior
Terminal Emulation 770-952-7635
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QTerm 7.0The 7.0 version of QTerm brings a new look and easily accessible function panels which
can be permanently displayed (pinned) or can be automatically hidden and only displayed when
moused over. Mutiple frame windows are also supported with one or more terminal windows in each frame. This allows you
to easily take advantage of multiple monitors.
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DescriptionWeb-UTS is an ActiveX control that provides the complete functionality of a UTS type terminal connected over TCP/IP to a Unisys 2200/Clearpath mainframe. An HTML page on a web server is accessed from a user's desktop to automatically download the Web-UTS control and associated components. The first access involves component downloads and naturally takes longer to complete than subsequent accesses.The centralized access to a web server allows Quickware to provide simple management of the profiles and settings required for each user.
Sample Web-UTS page In order to perform terminal emulation, the Web-UTS control needs to be given configuration settings and terminal names. Remember that an ActiveX control, being a DLL, is very much the servant to the controlling program. Unlike an executable program it is not launched with its own working directory and command line parameters. It must be told what to do. Each web session starts by accessing a profile, which gives the required direction and URL names. FeaturesPlease refer to the feature list in QTermUTS. User AccessThe users access your web server via the browser on their desktop, as to any web site. The first time they do this the browser will determine that the embedded object is not present and will download it from the codebase specified in the web page. Actually, more than the Web-UTS control is required and these files are packaged as CABinet files that include an INF file, the control and the QTerm font etc. The control then takes over and accesses the web site to retrieve various settings from the web server. All this is transparent to the user unless an access problem occurs; in which case an error message is displayed. The user's ability to customize the settings is governed by the contents of the Profile and the security specifications in the settings file. All things considered, the user is unaware of most of the "under the hood operations" and simply accesses a web page that allows access to a mainframe as if he/she were connecting from a regular terminal or terminal emulator. InstallationPlease refer to the installation procedures.
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