In addition to the
Planning, Installing, and Configuring Host On-Demand guide, the
Host On-Demand documentationalso provides other
sections to help you use the
product.
Most of the documentation is also included in the
Host On-Demand product or Toolkit.
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- Online help. The online help is the primary
source of information for administrators and users after Host On-Demand installation
is complete. It provides detailed steps on how to perform Host On-Demand tasks.
A table of contents and an index help you locate task-oriented help
panels and conceptual help panels. While you use the Host On-Demand graphical
user interface (GUI), help buttons bring up panel-level help panels
for the GUI.
- Readme file. This file, readme.html, contains
product information that was discovered too late to include in the
product documentation.
- Web Express Logon Reference. This book
provides a step-by-step approach for understanding, implementing,
and troubleshooting Web Express Logon. It offers an overview of Web
Express Logon, several step-by-step examples to help you plan for
and deploy Web Express Logon in your own environment, as well as several
APIs for writing customized macros and plug-ins.
- Macro Programming Guide. This book describes
how to create Host On-Demand macros for automating user interactions
with host applications or for passing data between a host application
and a native application. This book provides detailed information
on all aspects of developing macros and includes revised information
about the macro language previously published in the Host Access Beans
for Java Reference.
- Host Printing Reference. After you configure
host sessions, use the Host Printing Reference to enable your users
to print their host session information to a local or LAN-attached
printer or file.
- Session Manager API Reference. This book
provides JavaScript APIs for managing host sessions and text-based
interactions with host sessions.
- Programmable Host On-Demand. This book
provides a set of Java APIs that allows developers to integrate various
pieces of the Host On-Demand client code, such as terminals, menus,
and toolbars, into their own custom Java applications and applets.
- Host Access Toolkit. This book
explains how to install and configure the Host On-Demand Toolkit,
which is shipped with the Host Access Client Package. The Host On-Demand Toolkit
complements the Host On-Demand base product by offering Java beans
and other components to help you maximize the use of Host On-Demand in
your environment.
- Host Access Beans for Java. This book
is part of the Host On-Demand Toolkit. It serves as a reference for
programmers who want to customize the Host On-Demand environment using
Java beans and create macros to automate steps in emulator sessions.
- Host Access Class Library for Java.
This book is part of the Host On-Demand Toolkit. It serves as a reference
for programmers who want to write Java applets and applications that
can access host information at the data stream level.
- Host On-Demand J2EE Connector.
This book is part of the Host On-Demand Toolkit. It serves as a reference
for programmers who want to write applets and servlets that access
Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) compatible applications.