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pasteDelay

If users are having problems pasting multiple lines into host applications, use the pasteDelay parameter to increase the number of milliseconds the emulator waits between each line sent to the host. This parameter is valid for HP and VT terminal sessions only.

Value

350 (Default--in milliseconds)<any whole number, including 0>

Example

<param name="pasteDelay" value="350">

preloadJSAPI

This parameter enables the use of JavaScript with the Java plug-in. Setting this parameter to true causes the Reflection session to preload a minimal set of code needed by the Reflection API for executing JavaScript commands when running with the plug-in.

Value

true

false (default)

Example

<param name="preloadJSAPI" value="true">

printerColumnsTiedToDisplay

This parameter applies to HP and VT sessions only.

When printerColumnsTiedToDisplay is true (the default value), the number of columns in a printout changes to match the number of columns in the display. The display columns can be read from a configuration file or user preferences file when the session loads, set in the Terminal Setup dialog box, or set by a host application using an escape sequence. If the display column setting changes during a session and you want to retain the original printer column setting, you must open the Print Setup dialog and reset printer columns.

When printerColumnsTiedToDisplay is false, the number of printer columns is always taken from the printer column setting and changing the display columns does not affect the printer columns.

Value

true (default)

false

Example

<param name="printerColumnsTiedToDisplay" value="false">

printerPassthroughStripFF parameter

This parameter strips trailing form feed characters from T27 Printer data when using pass-through printing mode. When false, the form-feed characters are sent to the printer device.

Value

true (default)

false

Example

<param name="printerPassthroughStripFF" value="False">

promptForDeviceName

This parameter specifies whether a printer session will prompt the user for a device name when a connection is requested. Because the normal behavior of printer sessions varies, the results of setting this parameter are also slightly different depending on the type of printer session involved.

In an IBM 3270 Printer session, the normal behavior is to prompt the user for a device name (promptForDeviceName is true). If you set promptForDeviceName to false, you must either save the device name in the configuration or user preference file or provide some other method for the host to locate a printer device

In an IBM AS/400 Printer session, normal behavior is not to prompt for a device name (promptForDeviceName is false) but to cycle through all printer devices to find one that is available. If the parameter is set to true, the session prompts the user for a device name.

Value

true (default for IBM 3270 printer session)

false (default for IBM AS/400 printer session)

Example

<param name="promptForDeviceName" value="true">

proxyExcept

Use this parameter to specify the IP addresses or host names of machines that should not use the specified secure HTTP proxy to connect. (The secure HTTP proxy is specified with the httpsProxy parameter and is valid only for secure Reflection sessions.) If a secure HTTP proxy is not specified, this parameter is ignored.

The httpsProxy parameter can be used in combination with the proxyExcept parameter to bypass authentication schemes on HTTP proxies that are not supported in Reflection. The httpsProxy parameter overrides the browser settings and then the proxyExcept parameter overrides the setting for Reflection sessions. The Reflection session--encrypted using the Reflection security proxy server--can then pass directly through the firewall, once an opening is available.

Value

<any valid host name or IP address>

<param name="proxyExcept" value="machine1, machine2, machine3">

renegotiateEcho

This parameter enables the renegotiation of an echo. Passwords are not displayed on the local screen, but all other typed text is visible. Reflection supports the Telnet Suppress Local Echo (SLE) option when connected to a host in half-duplex mode. This means that Reflection will suppress character echo to the host computer, and with SLE support Reflection can be instructed to suppress echo locally. This parameter applies to HP with Telnet and VT emulations only.

Value

true

false (default)

Example

<param name="renegotiateEcho" value="true">

retryWithoutHTTPProxy parameter

This parameter configures secure connections that go through an HTTP proxy using an unrecognized authentication method to make a second connection attempt that bypasses the proxy. Reflection understands only Basic authentication; this parameter may be useful in situations where NTLM is being used but the HTTP proxy isn't necessary for the connection.

Value

true

false (default)

Example

<param name="retryWithoutHTTPProxy" value="true">