Available OLE Objects in Telnet

You can use OLE objects to configure Telnet settings. In Telnet, there are four OLE objects available:

WyseTerm Object—This object holds pre-connection and configuration management information. You can specify a settings file to use through this object, as well as determine the current emulation type in use. As well, you can send characters to the terminal and search for incoming characters using this object.

Emulation Object—This object is referenced through the WyseTerm Object as the LPDISPATCH emulationObject property. This object holds all emulation type information and controls the emulation-specific settings found on the Emulation-specific tab in the Modify Terminal Setup dialog box. The object contents depend on the current emulation type. Depending on which emulation type is selected, ANSI-BBS, SCOANSI, VT220, VT320, WYSE50 or WYSE60, the content of this property sheet changes.

Page Object—The Page object is referenced through the WyseTerm Object as the LPDISPATCH pageObject property. Use this object to control all information related to the screen and its contents.

Title Object—The Title object is referenced through the WyseTerm Object as the LPDISPATCH title property. This property holds all information related to the title and its contents, and is both readable and writable.

Note:

The Emulation object and the Page objects are always referenced through the WyseTerm object