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Copyright (c) 2013 Jeffrey S. Morgan
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MIT License
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
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"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
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# TE3270
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This gem can be used to drive a 3270 terminal emulator. You have to have a supported emulator installed on the
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machines on which you use the gem. Currently the only supported emulators are
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[EXTRA! X-treme](http://www.attachmate.com/Products/Terminal+Emulation/Extra/xtreme/extra-x-treme.htm) by
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Attachmate and [Quick3270](http://www.dn-computing.com/Quick3270.htm) by DN-Computing. These are commercial
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products and you will need to purchase one of them in order to use this gem. We do plan to support other
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emulators as time permits.
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## Documentation
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You can view the RDocs for this project [here](http://rdoc.info/github/cheezy/te3270/master/frames).
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## Installation
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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gem 'te3270'
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And then execute:
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$ bundle
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Or install it yourself as:
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$ gem install te3270
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## Usage
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You can create classes that are similar to page-object classes. In these classes you can define
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the various fields that you wish to interact with on the screen.
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class MainframeScreen
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include TE3270
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text_field(:userid, 10, 30, 20)
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text_field(:password, 12, 30, 20)
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def login(username, password)
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self.userid = username
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self.password = password
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end
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end
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emulator = TE3270.emulator_for :extra do |platform|
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platform.session_file = 'sessionfile.edp'
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end
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my_screen = MainframeScreen.new(emulator)
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my_screen.userid = 'the_id'
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my_screen.password = 'the_password'
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cucumber World like this:
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World(TE3270::ScreenFactory)
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You also need to setup some hooks to start and stop the emulator:
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Begin do
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@emulator = TE3270.emulator_for :extra do |platform|
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platform.session_file = 'sessionfile.edp'
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end
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end
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After do
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TE3270.disconnect(@emulator)
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on(MainframeScreen).login('the_user', 'the_password')
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on(MainframeScreen) do |screen|
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screen.userid = 'the_id'
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screen.password = 'the_password'
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end
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## Contributing
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1. Fork it
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2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
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3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
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4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
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5. Create new Pull Request
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module TE3270
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module Accessors
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#
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# adds two methods to the screen object - one to set text in a text field,
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# another to retrieve text from a text field.
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# @example
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# text_field(:first_name, 23,45,20)
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# # will generate 'first_name', 'first_name=' method
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# @param [String] the name used for the generated methods
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# @param [FixedNum] row number of the location
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# @param [FixedNum] column number of the location
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def text_field(name, row, column, length, editable=true)
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define_method(name) do
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platform.get_string(row, column, length)
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end
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define_method("#{name}=") do |value|
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require 'te3270/emulators/extra'
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require 'te3270/emulators/quick3270'
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module TE3270
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# Provides a mapping between a key used in the +emulator_for+ method
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module EmulatorFactory
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EMULATORS = {
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extra: TE3270::Emulators::Extra,
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quick3270: TE3270::Emulators::Quick3270
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}
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def self.emulator_for(platform)
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EMULATORS[platform]
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require 'win32ole'
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require 'win32/screenshot'
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module TE3270
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module Emulators
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# This class has the code necessary to communicate with the terminal emulator called EXTRA! X-treme.
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# You can use this emulator by providing the +:extra+ parameter to the constructor of your screen
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# object or by passing the same value to the +emulator_for+ method on the +TE3270+ module.
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class Extra
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attr_writer :session_file, :visible, :window_state, :max_wait_time
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# Creates a method to connect to Extra System. This method expects a block in which certain
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# platform specific values can be set. Extra can take the following parameters.
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# * session_file - this value is required and should be the filename of the session.
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# * visible - determines if the emulator is visible or not. If not set it will default to +true+.
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# * window_state - determines the state of the session window. Valid values are +:minimized+,
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# @example Example calling screen object constructor with a block
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# screen_object.connect do |emulator|
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def connect
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start_extra_system
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open_session
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def get_string(row, column, length)
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def put_string(str, row, column)
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screen.PutString(str, row, column)
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quiet_period
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quiet_period
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def wait_until_cursor_at(row, column)
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def screenshot(filename)
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session.Visible = true unless visible
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hwnd = session.WindowHandle
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Win32::Screenshot::Take.of(:window, hwnd: hwnd).write(filename)
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area.Value
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attr_reader :system, :sessions, :session, :screen, :area
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WINDOW_STATES = {
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}
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wait_collection = yield
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end
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def window_state
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def hide_splash_screen
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version = system.Version
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sessions.VisibleOnStartup = true if version.to_i >= 9
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end
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def open_session
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hide_splash_screen
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end
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# This class has the code necessary to communicate with the terminal emulator called Quick3270.
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class Quick3270
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File.delete(filename) if File.exists?(filename)
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module TE3270
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#
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# Creates methods that are mixed in with the +TE3270+ module that represent all of the
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# function keys that can be send to the system. These keys would typically be sent to
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