Wayne.Wilson@med.umich.edu (06/04/91)
We just got a copy of Lan Workplace for Dos from Novell, this version users ODI drivers. It comes with a vt220 emulator and ftp capabilities, but to be part of our core tcp/ip application software we also need tn3270 and X server. Does anyone know of any tn3270 and Xwindow that runs on top of ODI?
mewes@m.cs.uiuc.edu (Keith Mewes) (06/04/91)
Wayne.Wilson@med.umich.edu writes: >We just got a copy of Lan Workplace for Dos from Novell, this version users ODI >drivers. It comes with a vt220 emulator and ftp capabilities, but to be part >of our core tcp/ip application software we also need tn3270 and X server. Does >anyone know of any tn3270 and Xwindow that runs on top of ODI? If someone does know about these, please post it. I might be interested in these applications, also. Keith Mewes University of Illinois Computer Science mewes@cs.uiuc.edu
dll@sirius.cc.utexas.edu (Don Loflin) (06/05/91)
>We just got a copy of Lan Workplace for Dos from Novell, this version users ODI >drivers. It comes with a vt220 emulator and ftp capabilities, but to be part >of our core tcp/ip application software we also need tn3270 and X server. Does >anyone know of any tn3270 and Xwindow that runs on top of ODI? -------- > >If someone does know about these, please post it. I might be interested >in these applications, also. > >Keith Mewes >University of Illinois >Computer Science >mewes@cs.uiuc.edu For tn3270, you could use ODIPKT (from husc6.harvard.edu) and NCSA or Clarkson Telnet. Any X-Window implementation that uses packet drivers could probably use ODIPKT, although you wouldn't be able to use the Workplace TCPIP stack at the same time. (You could use IPX/NETx though). Basically, look for X Window implementations that use FTP software's TCPIP stack. (DESQview/X, due out 'soon', will use it, I believe). - Don Loflin Computation Center, UT Austin dll@emx.utexas.edu