Embedded Rumba Mainframe Display View

The Rumba Mainframe Display view is a TN3270 Mainframe Rumba emulator embedded in the IDE. To detach and leave the view floating, right-click the toolbar of the view, and click Detached. The IDE preserves the last state, size, and position of the window between debug sessions.

The Embedded Rumba Mainframe Display view includes:

• A toolbar with the following buttons:
  • New Rumba Mainframe Display - enables you to specify connection details and connect the display to an enterprise server.
  • Show Terminal - enables you to view the active connections and choose to display one of them.
  • Connect and Disconnect - use this to connect or disconnect the display to the server in the current connection.
  • Disconnect and Close - disconnects the display from the server and closes the current connection.
  • Disconnect and Close All - disconnects the server from the current connection and also closes all connections.
  • Properties - opens the TN3270 Connection Properties dialog box with the properties of the curent connection. If the display is temporary disconnected, it enables you to reconnect.
  • Help - opens the Help for the embedded mainframe display.
• Emulation screen - the main area of the view
• Status bar - includes the following indicators:
  • Terminal name - shows the name of the current connection.
  • Status field - displays general Rumba software status information.
  • Cursor coordinates - displays the row and column position of the cursor.
  • Connection properties - displays the server and the port that the display is currently connected to.

Follow the links below for details on how to use the embedded Rumba Mainframe Display view.