Tuesday, December 20, 2005
JTerm - Java Terminal Emulator
JTerm - Java Terminal Emulator
JTerm, Image Enabled Terminal Emulator
JTerm is a Java applet for interfacing an image archive to your database or other programs originally written for text-terminals. Use JTerm (Java Terminal emulator) to run your programs just as they are. Keep using your familiar screens to find information. When you locate a specific record, just click a button to view the associated document in ViewTIFF. The document image is displayed instantly, giving the user the impression that document images are "stored in the database."
For example, you may have a database that manages delivery receipts. A click of a button on a web page automatically loads a JTerm terminal emulator for you. You don't do any installing nor configuring since all options are preset at the server. You just log-in. You then use your existing searching features to locate a delivery receipt. Click a button, and the signed copy of the original paper pops on to your screen!
Compatability
JTerm will emulate these terminals connected to
* Wyse 60
* VT 100, 220, 320
* ANSI standard terminals
* UNIX, including SCO, Linux, HP, Sun, IBM
* Super DOS (multi-user DOS from Bluebird)
* VMS
* IBM AS400 and mainframe systems with ANSI telnet
JTerm, Image Enabled Terminal Emulator
JTerm is a Java applet for interfacing an image archive to your database or other programs originally written for text-terminals. Use JTerm (Java Terminal emulator) to run your programs just as they are. Keep using your familiar screens to find information. When you locate a specific record, just click a button to view the associated document in ViewTIFF. The document image is displayed instantly, giving the user the impression that document images are "stored in the database."
For example, you may have a database that manages delivery receipts. A click of a button on a web page automatically loads a JTerm terminal emulator for you. You don't do any installing nor configuring since all options are preset at the server. You just log-in. You then use your existing searching features to locate a delivery receipt. Click a button, and the signed copy of the original paper pops on to your screen!
Compatability
JTerm will emulate these terminals connected to
* Wyse 60
* VT 100, 220, 320
* ANSI standard terminals
* UNIX, including SCO, Linux, HP, Sun, IBM
* Super DOS (multi-user DOS from Bluebird)
* VMS
* IBM AS400 and mainframe systems with ANSI telnet
# posted by Dr. Martin Menzel @ 12:38 PM 
