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24-11-17 03:25 PM
Dear all,
unfortunately I did not found any documentations about the Topic. Is it possible to install Blue Prims on a Terminal Server instead of a VDI-Architecture?
Thanks for help!
Lennart
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28-11-17 04:48 PM
Blue Prism is a Windows OS application built using .NET, it can only be installed on the windows operating system.
To interface with a Mainframe you need to interface with a Hllapi complient Terminal Emulator (such as IBM PComm, Rumba, Attachmate, Powerterm, etc) application running in Windows but connecting to the Terminal Server. There is a Mainframe Automation guide and lots of knowledgebase articles about how to interface with a Mainframe.
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28-11-17 04:48 PM
Blue Prism is a Windows OS application built using .NET, it can only be installed on the windows operating system.
To interface with a Mainframe you need to interface with a Hllapi complient Terminal Emulator (such as IBM PComm, Rumba, Attachmate, Powerterm, etc) application running in Windows but connecting to the Terminal Server. There is a Mainframe Automation guide and lots of knowledgebase articles about how to interface with a Mainframe.
