by CrystalPoint | Nov 22, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
It is a fairly common perception that, when comparing terminal emulation software, all products are roughly identical. They all talk to the host, right? They all offer SSL and SSH connectivity, right? So, how much difference can there be? As it turns out, there is –...
by CrystalPoint | Nov 8, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
Connecting to a host system by routing, or tunneling, through a series of intermediate host connections, is a fairly common scenario in the Unix world. In the NonStop arena, multi-hop tunneling has not been as commonly available, even though it is just as desirable....
by CrystalPoint | Oct 4, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
OutsideView 8.1 has the ability to dynamically change toolbar labels to match the work you are doing. This means you no longer have to remember what the function keys do, in different contexts. If you are in Tedit, for instance, is it Shift+F3 or Shift+F4 that does...
by CrystalPoint | Sep 20, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
How do you edit your host application code? Do you use older tools like vi or vim, or Tedit? Or, do you use multiple, sequential steps such as: 1) download code 2) open code in separate editor 3) edit code 4) save change 5) upload file Neither method sounds like an...
by CrystalPoint | Aug 23, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
What is a .NET API, and what can it do for me? An API is an Application Program Interface. Our .NET API is an interface between OutsideView and any .NET compatible language. This has huge implications as it means events occurring inside OutsideView – or external...
by CrystalPoint | Aug 9, 2013 | OutsideView Educational Series
What is Context Recognition and how can it help me? OutsideView has advanced abilities to assist users while they communicate with their host systems. These abilities include Identity Management to reduce repetitive or redundant logins, Dynamic Input Assistance to...
