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SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION REFERENCE APPENDIX A Test File Options Read buffer size: The amount of data read from the trace file each time it is accessed. This should not normally be changed. However, using a smaller size will slow down playback due to increased number of reads required in order to access the test file. Command Line Options You can execute SkyLite start-up command line options from any application that can execute a command, such as DOS, WordBasic, Visual Basic, or Excel. Some Web browsers such as Netscape support specific command lines for specific purposes. The following command line switches are available (preceded by / or - ): 7 Strip the top bit from the network traffic. X Exit program when the host disconnects. Z Start tracing immediately when the session starts. T Define trace file to use. em Emulation. ip IP address. Command Line Examples Using command line options with WordBasic: You would use the Shell statement, e.g., Shell application $[, Window Style]. So you could have: Shell “C:\SkyLite\SkyLite.exe /em vt100 /ip 194.127.1.5” Using command line options with Netscape: Note: This is not supported with Netscape 4.0 and higher. 1. In Netscape, from the Options menu, select Preferences and click on the Applications and Directories tab. 2. At the Telnet application prompt, type: “pathname_of_SkyLite /em emulationtype /ip” For example: “C:\SkyLite\SkyLite.exe /em vt100 /ip” The following switches are available (preceded by / or - ): port Specify an alternate IP port to connect to for Windows Sockets network. ip Specify an IP/URL address for the Windows Sockets network. em Specify an emulation. Note: The menu options may vary slightly depending on the version of Netscape you have. When connecting to sessions over the Internet, it is recommended that you do not have AutoConnect selected. This is because, if your Internet connection is not up, then you will have to wait for the Telnet integration to timeout before you can change the session. 78 POISE-SkyLite User Guide
APPENDIX A SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION REFERENCE DDE Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) is used to transfer data between Windows applications. With SkyLite, you can use DDE to exchange data between two Windows applications. SkyLite provides server capability for any application that is able to act as a DDE client. Note: You must have a resilient link from the PC to the host. DDE cannot work remotely unless full flow control and error checking are in place. Two applications participating in DDE engage in what is known as a DDE conversation. The application that initiates the conversation is known as the client application, and the application that responds to the client is known as the server application. Any Windows product that supports DDE as a server application must have a server name. In SkyLite’s case this is: Servername: HA7 Section: Session name dderequest: ddepoke: Read text from screen (RxCxNx) where R=row, C=column, N=no. of characters to read Text send keystrokes to application “key stack commands’ text” POISE-SkyLite User Guide 79
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