We continue to look at standards, old and new, that have played a role in the evolution of terminal emulation. This articles discusses SNA and TCP and their roles in network communications.
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Old vs New, TCP and SNA
Old vs New, SSH and Telnet
As a developer of terminal emulation software we're acutely aware of legacy technologies and the role they have played and in the evolution of windows terminal emulator software. This article is the first in a series that takes a look at some of the standards, old and new, that have played a role in terminal history.
Automation and Terminal Emulation - TTWeb and Javascript
TTWeb is Turbosoft’s web to host terminal emulation software, allowing users to connect to a host systems directly through a web page. One of the more advanced features of TTWeb is a Javascript library offering access to the embedded session and the ability to interact and manipulate the TTWeb session through the web page. This article takes a look at what is possible with a little HTML, Javascript and TTWeb.
Terminal Emulation for Windows Mobile
Windows Mobile is Microsoft’s operating system for mobile phones (smartphones) and portable computers. Although now superseded by Microsoft’s new Windows Phone operating system Windows Mobile and its variants are still widely used outside of the fast evolving smartphone market, particularly on scanner devices which fall into the category of warehousing, inventory and stock control. This article takes a look at what Turbosoft offers for terminal emulation on Windows Mobile devices.