| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.ibm.ctg.epi |
Provides EPI support classes for developing Java applications without
requiring a detailed knowledge of 3270 data streams.
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| Class and Description |
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| AID
This class represents an AID character to be sent to CICS.
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| EPIException
This exception can be thrown by the EPI classes when an error occurs.
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| EPIGatewayException
This exception can be thrown by the EPI classes when an error occurs.
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| EPISecurityAttrs
Contains information about the security credentials currently
being used by the Terminal object.
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| EPISecurityException
This exception can be thrown by the EPI classes when an error occurs
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| Field
This class represents a field in a 3270 screen and provides methods to
query and set the contents and attributes of the field.
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| FieldData
This class contains information about a field in a BMS map.
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| MapData
This class contains information about a BMS map.
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| Screen
This class represents a 3270 terminal screen and provides methods to
query and set screen information.
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| ScreenEvent
This event is raised by ScreenHandler.
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| ScreenEventListener
This interface defines the events that can be raised by ScreenHandler.
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| ScreenHandler
This class can be used as a base class for screen handlers.
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| Session
An object that implements the
Session interface can be passed to
the Terminal send method. |
| Terminal.EPISignOnType
Class to allow for compile time checking of signon enumerations.
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| TerminalEvent
This event is raised by the EPITerminal bean when the terminal connects or disconnects,
when a new screen is received from the server, or when an exception occurs.
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| TerminalEventListener
This interface can be implemented by classes that want to be informed
about terminal events.
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| TerminalException
This exception can be thrown by the EPI classes when an error occurs.
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| TerminalInterface
This interface defines the behaviour of a terminal.
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| TerminalReturnCodes
This interface holds terminal specific error codes.
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| TerminalSession
This interface defines the behaviour of a terminal which is in session, ie:
has an associated Session object.
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