JET 3720 & JET 6530 are Java™ Terminal Emulators that extend your IBM & Tandem/HPE networks using low-cost Web-to-host technology. They can be run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application. JET client support includes all Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Unix and Linux.
JET 3720 JET 6530JET 3720 & JET 6530 are Java™ Terminal Emulators that extend your IBM &
Tandem/HPE networks using
low-cost Web-to-host technology. They can be run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application.
JET client support includes all
Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Unix and Linux.
JET 3270 is a JavaTM terminal emulator that extends the reach of legacy applications using the internet. It can be run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application. As a web-to-host solution, JET 3270 provides savings in product acquisition, administration and maintenance.
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JET 3270 is a JavaTM terminal emulator that extends the reach of legacy
applications using the internet. It can run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application. As a web-to-host solution, JET 3270 provides savings in product
acquisition, administration and maintenance. JET 3270 includes all the features and functions
you require without unnecessary bells & whistles. JET 3270 is performance optimised for quick
user download.
To purchase JET 3720 email us at:
PPsales@platypuspartners.com
In browser-based Applet mode, a web page has an APPLET tag that names the archive files containing the code for the JET 3270 applet. When a user accesses this page for the first time their browser downloads an archive file from the webserver and installs the JET 3270 code (called "class files") on the user's hard drive. In future, the browser only downloads the code again if a new version is on the web server. The browser runs the JET 3270 code.
In Java Application mode, JET 3270 can be started with the command "java -jar JET3270J.jar".
At the user's request, or automatically if so configured, JET 3270 makes a connection to the TN3270 server over the TCP/IP network. The user is presented with a host welcome or logon screen. The JET 3270 applet displays to the user data it receives from the host application and transmits user keystrokes and screens back to the host application as if it were a locally-attached terminal.
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JET 6530 is a JavaTM terminal emulator that extends the reach of legacy applications using the internet. It can run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application. As a web-to-host solution, JET 6530 provides savings in product acquisition, administration and maintenance. JET 3270 includes all the features and functions you require without unnecessary bells & whistles. JET 6530 is performance optimised for quick user download.
JET 6530 is a JavaTM terminal emulator that extends the reach of legacy
applications using the internet. It can run either as a browser-based Applet, or as a standalone Java application. As a web-to-host solution, JET 6530 provides savings in product
acquisition, administration and maintenance. JET 6530 includes all the features and functions
you require without unnecessary bells & whistles. JET 6530 is performance optimised for quick
user download.
To purchase JET 6530 email us at:
PPsales@platypuspartners.com
In browser-based Applet mode, a web page has an APPLET tag that the archive files containing the code for the JET 6530 applet. When a user accesses this page for the first time their browser downloads an archive file from the web server and installs the JET 6530 code (called "class files") on the user's hard drive. In future, the browser only downloads the code again if a new version is on the web server.
In Java Application mode, JET 6530 can be started with the command "java -jar JET6530J.jar".
The browser runs the JET 6530 code. At the user's request, or automatically if so configured, JET 6530 makes a connection to the TN6530 server over the TCP/IP network. The user is presented with a host welcome or logon screen. The JET 6530 applet displays to the user data it receives from the host application and transmits user keystrokes and screens back to the host application as if it were a locally-attached terminal.