tim@NCoast.ORG (Tim Stradtman) (08/23/90)
A co-worker here has heard of a program/system called BAPI in conjunction with 3COM lans. Can anyone shed some light on this?? Thanks tim@ncoast.org or ak215@cleveland.freeent.edu
j_rodin@hpfcso.HP.COM (Jon Rodin) (08/24/90)
>A co-worker here has heard of a program/system called BAPI in conjunction >with 3COM lans. Can anyone shed some light on this?? BAPI (which I believe stands for Bridge API) is an INT14 comm interface for terminal emulators. It works over LANs and serial connections.
paul@actrix.co.nz (Paul Gillingwater) (08/25/90)
In article <1990Aug23.144633.7617@NCoast.ORG> tim@NCoast.ORG (Tim Stradtman) writes: >A co-worker here has heard of a program/system called BAPI in conjunction >with 3COM lans. Can anyone shed some light on this?? Bridge Application Protocol[?] Interface. This forms part of a TCP/IP protocol implementation for MS-DOS which allows conforming terminal emulation software (such as Kermit) to hook into Telnet sessions. It is also shipped with the HP LAN Manager software. I believe it was developed by 3COM, but has been used by other vendors too. -- Paul Gillingwater, paul@actrix.co.nz