Terminal GUI Application server 3.0.0.0 for Windows released

New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless application windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. For product description please visit Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 Enjoy, OTC team

Hi Jacek, Something i could never situate quite right, does it support 16bit console app, like Clipper's or is for this only Terminal Console appropriate? And what about 16bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win? tia, frank "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imcngn$89f$1@news.onet.pl... > > New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been > released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. > > Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless application > windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: > http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 > > A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: > http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 > > It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including > xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. > > > For product description please visit > > Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) > http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 > > Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) > http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 > > Enjoy, > > OTC team

Hi Frank, There are several variants of Terminal but in general Terminal allows you to run two types of applications: 1) Unmodified applications. Using wfc.exe/gte.exe client you can run any 32-bit Windows applications. This includes GUI and console applications. 64-bit application support will be available soon. 2) Modified/adapted applications. Application adaptation is made by linking into them the appropriate Terminal libraries. Only the following types of applications can be adapted: - xHarbour 32-bit console applications - Harbour 32-bit console applications - CA-Clipper 5.2/5.3 console applications 16-bit GUI applications are not supported, so 16-bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win apps will not run. To run a 16-bit Clipper applications you need the Terminal Enterprise which allows running adapted xHarbour/Harbour applications as well. Terminal version available for download from our site works with all supported applications. Regards, Jacek > Hi Jacek, > > Something i could never situate quite right, does it support 16bit console > app, like Clipper's or is for this only Terminal Console appropriate? > > And what about 16bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win? > > tia, > > frank > > > "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imcngn$89f$1@news.onet.pl... >> >> New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >> released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. >> >> Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless application >> windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 >> >> A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >> http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 >> >> It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >> xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. >> >> >> For product description please visit >> >> Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 >> >> Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 >> >> Enjoy, >> >> OTC team > >

Thank you, Jacek Under 2) CA-Clipper, will it be possible to make use of 50x80 columns soon? Or even unlimited dimensions? And what about mouse handling, not INKEY() based? Does this require callback functionality; at least i suppose the _client_ Clipper progie can be redesigned with mouse support, but will it communicate about mousing with the server app also? That will be all i'd like to find out; thanks again frank "Jacek" <Jacek.Potempa@otc.com.pl> schreef in bericht news:imd5bm$a87$1@news.onet.pl... > Hi Frank, > > There are several variants of Terminal but in general Terminal allows you > to run two types of applications: > > 1) Unmodified applications. Using wfc.exe/gte.exe client you can run any > 32-bit Windows applications. This includes GUI and console applications. > 64-bit application support will be available soon. > > 2) Modified/adapted applications. Application adaptation is made by > linking into them the appropriate Terminal libraries. Only the following > types of applications can be adapted: > - xHarbour 32-bit console applications > - Harbour 32-bit console applications > - CA-Clipper 5.2/5.3 console applications > > 16-bit GUI applications are not supported, so 16-bit > Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win apps will not run. > > To run a 16-bit Clipper applications you need the Terminal Enterprise > which allows running adapted xHarbour/Harbour applications as well. > > Terminal version available for download from our site works with all > supported applications. > > Regards, > Jacek > > >> Hi Jacek, >> >> Something i could never situate quite right, does it support 16bit >> console >> app, like Clipper's or is for this only Terminal Console appropriate? >> >> And what about 16bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win? >> >> tia, >> >> frank >> >> >> "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imcngn$89f$1@news.onet.pl... >>> >>> New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >>> released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. >>> >>> Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless >>> application >>> windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: >>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 >>> >>> A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >>> http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 >>> >>> It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >>> xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. >>> >>> >>> For product description please visit >>> >>> Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 >>> >>> Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 >>> >>> Enjoy, >>> >>> OTC team >> >> >

Frank, Sorry, but for 16-bit Clipper only 25x80 mode without mouse is supported. What I can suggest is considering smooth migration to Harbour or xHarbour which really opens the new world for Clipper apps. For Harbour/xHarbour mouse and higher console resolutions (up to your desktop dimension) are supported. Regards, Jacek > Thank you, Jacek > > Under 2) CA-Clipper, will it be possible to make use of 50x80 columns soon? > Or even unlimited dimensions? > > And what about mouse handling, not INKEY() based? Does this require callback > functionality; at least i suppose the _client_ Clipper progie can be > redesigned with mouse support, but will it communicate about mousing with > the server app also? > > That will be all i'd like to find out; thanks again > > frank > > "Jacek"<Jacek.Potempa@otc.com.pl> schreef in bericht > news:imd5bm$a87$1@news.onet.pl... >> Hi Frank, >> >> There are several variants of Terminal but in general Terminal allows you >> to run two types of applications: >> >> 1) Unmodified applications. Using wfc.exe/gte.exe client you can run any >> 32-bit Windows applications. This includes GUI and console applications. >> 64-bit application support will be available soon. >> >> 2) Modified/adapted applications. Application adaptation is made by >> linking into them the appropriate Terminal libraries. Only the following >> types of applications can be adapted: >> - xHarbour 32-bit console applications >> - Harbour 32-bit console applications >> - CA-Clipper 5.2/5.3 console applications >> >> 16-bit GUI applications are not supported, so 16-bit >> Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win apps will not run. >> >> To run a 16-bit Clipper applications you need the Terminal Enterprise >> which allows running adapted xHarbour/Harbour applications as well. >> >> Terminal version available for download from our site works with all >> supported applications. >> >> Regards, >> Jacek >> >> >>> Hi Jacek, >>> >>> Something i could never situate quite right, does it support 16bit >>> console >>> app, like Clipper's or is for this only Terminal Console appropriate? >>> >>> And what about 16bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win? >>> >>> tia, >>> >>> frank >>> >>> >>> "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imcngn$89f$1@news.onet.pl... >>>> >>>> New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >>>> released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. >>>> >>>> Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless >>>> application >>>> windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: >>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 >>>> >>>> A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >>>> http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 >>>> >>>> It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >>>> xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. >>>> >>>> >>>> For product description please visit >>>> >>>> Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 >>>> >>>> Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 >>>> >>>> Enjoy, >>>> >>>> OTC team >>> >>> >> > >

Jacek, Thanks for your great tools for (x)Harbour world, by the way: What advantages offers rather (f.e.) Terminal Server for a GUI application ? Sorry my pessimistic english. Regards Jacek escribió en mensaje ... > >New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. > >Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless >application windows integration with the user desktop. More about new >features: >http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 > >A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 > >It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. > > >For product description please visit > >Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 > >Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 > >Enjoy, > >OTC team

Dear Jacek, This is fair enough - options with Clipper are always good to know; f.i. DosBox on >32bit os platforms is very nice, but so far without perspective (that i'm aware of) combining network functionality It's not about not willing to migrate beyond, but still for now, taken into account the work that went into that (o)ceans project i ended up with (tied to Clipper), it's always intresting to learn about architectures opening up paths btw, your Terminal Console product for use with CA-Clipper works right out of the box, as you commented - the limitations like you mentioned, but reliable regarding the given options Lastly, the client side Terminal Console progie can be an xHarbour one (instead of also Clipper), so it may well be a 32-bit program; does this mean a >32bit client os can run a server side (xp) Clipper app too? I could not test such setup Best regards, frank "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imf9kn$tml$1@news.onet.pl... > Frank, > > Sorry, but for 16-bit Clipper only 25x80 mode without mouse is supported. > > What I can suggest is considering smooth migration to Harbour or xHarbour > which really opens the new world for Clipper apps. For Harbour/xHarbour > mouse and higher console resolutions (up to your desktop dimension) are > supported. > > Regards, > Jacek > >> Thank you, Jacek >> >> Under 2) CA-Clipper, will it be possible to make use of 50x80 columns >> soon? >> Or even unlimited dimensions? >> >> And what about mouse handling, not INKEY() based? Does this require >> callback >> functionality; at least i suppose the _client_ Clipper progie can be >> redesigned with mouse support, but will it communicate about mousing with >> the server app also? >> >> That will be all i'd like to find out; thanks again >> >> frank >> >> "Jacek"<Jacek.Potempa@otc.com.pl> schreef in bericht >> news:imd5bm$a87$1@news.onet.pl... >>> Hi Frank, >>> >>> There are several variants of Terminal but in general Terminal allows >>> you >>> to run two types of applications: >>> >>> 1) Unmodified applications. Using wfc.exe/gte.exe client you can run any >>> 32-bit Windows applications. This includes GUI and console applications. >>> 64-bit application support will be available soon. >>> >>> 2) Modified/adapted applications. Application adaptation is made by >>> linking into them the appropriate Terminal libraries. Only the following >>> types of applications can be adapted: >>> - xHarbour 32-bit console applications >>> - Harbour 32-bit console applications >>> - CA-Clipper 5.2/5.3 console applications >>> >>> 16-bit GUI applications are not supported, so 16-bit >>> Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win apps will not run. >>> >>> To run a 16-bit Clipper applications you need the Terminal Enterprise >>> which allows running adapted xHarbour/Harbour applications as well. >>> >>> Terminal version available for download from our site works with all >>> supported applications. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Jacek >>> >>> >>>> Hi Jacek, >>>> >>>> Something i could never situate quite right, does it support 16bit >>>> console >>>> app, like Clipper's or is for this only Terminal Console appropriate? >>>> >>>> And what about 16bit Clipper+Fivewin/clip4win? >>>> >>>> tia, >>>> >>>> frank >>>> >>>> >>>> "Jacek" schreef in bericht news:imcngn$89f$1@news.onet.pl... >>>>> >>>>> New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >>>>> released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and >>>>> Linux. >>>>> >>>>> Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless >>>>> application >>>>> windows integration with the user desktop. More about new features: >>>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 >>>>> >>>>> A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >>>>> http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 >>>>> >>>>> It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >>>>> xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> For product description please visit >>>>> >>>>> Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >>>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 >>>>> >>>>> Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >>>>> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 >>>>> >>>>> Enjoy, >>>>> >>>>> OTC team >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >

Frank, > > Lastly, the client side Terminal Console progie can be an xHarbour one > (instead of also Clipper), so it may well be a 32-bit program; does this > mean a>32bit client os can run a server side (xp) Clipper app too? I could > not test such setup > I know what you mean. It would open the way to use 16-bit Clipper apps from 64-bit workstations. We have seriously considered the possibility of using xHarbour/Harbour terminal client (thxb/thb/te32) to drive CA-Clipper application executing on the server. The main problem here is the incompatible keyboard handling. Of course it can be done but the world is moving toward 64-bit, so investing the resources into development of the new 16-bit features seems a little bit anachronic. Now we work on releasing 64-bit GUI applications support for Terminal. Possibly we will reconsider the idea in the future. Regards, Jacek

Hi A.Mart�nez, The main advantages of Terminal Server for GUI application are as follows: - Immediate access to Windows GUI applications from Windows or Linux client computers - Seamless application windows integration with the user desktop - Optimized access to console applications - Very efficient compression - small network traffic - Automatic client updates from the server - Integration into existing intrastructure - Universal printing modes (automatic printers mapping) - Two user authorisation methods (Terminal internal or Windows) - Strong network transmission encryption - Optional ClearType(TM) fonts usage - Application Programming Interface (API) to extend the application functionality (also xHarbour API) - API for executing remote functions from the client machine (also xHarbour API) - Competitive pricing (no need to install Terminal Services) Regards, Jacek > > Thanks for your great tools for (x)Harbour world, by the way: > > What advantages offers rather (f.e.) Terminal Server for a GUI application ? > > Sorry my pessimistic english. > > Regards > > Jacek escribió en mensaje ... >> >> New version of OTC Terminal for Windows GUI applications has been >> released. It includes server for Windows, client for Windows and Linux. >> >> Among new features: new automatic client updates and seamless >> application windows integration with the user desktop. More about new >> features: >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=108&l=2 >> >> A completely free 2-user version is available for download from: >> http://www.otc.pl/download/default.aspx?l=2 >> >> It allows running Windows GUI and Console applications including >> xHarbour applications using any of the popular GUI libraries. >> >> >> For product description please visit >> >> Terminal GUI (for applications using Windows GUI interface) >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=84&l=2 >> >> Terminal Console (for Windows console applications) >> http://www.otc.pl/index.asp?s=85&l=2 >> >> Enjoy, >> >> OTC team > >

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