Mark Florence

This is just a question that you may be able to answer from the design decisions you made when writing the code. I'm very happy to dig deeper but I...

Thanks so much for your interest in this project. Unfortunately it’s not under active development. One question though: you said your failure occurred in “production mode.” What happens when you...

Adam -- many thanks for your interest in el-3270! I'm reviewing my package.json now and I can see that it claims an MIT license, although there is no separate LICENSE...

Hi Steve -- sadly, I am no longer maintaining this project. Have you stated up mvs38, so that there is a simulated 3270 device to attach to? Or do you...

Hi Vincent -- my apologies for the delay. Sadly, I don't have access to a Windows dev environment so I can't repro your issue. It does seem unusual, though. Given...

Hi Vincent -- sorry again about the trouble! Don't worry about the Chrome error you saw in step 1 -- you can't start an Electron app that way. That's your...

Vincent -- don't open the browser at all. You can't run an Electron app that way. Ignore that message from `npm run serve`. Instead, as per the README instructions, `npm...

Hi Vincent -- you almost certainly just have another session open somewhere on port 4200 -- probably one of your `npm run serve` attempts that is still hanging. If you...

Hi Vincent -- did you ever get it to work? el-3270 is written in TypeScript, using the Angular framework and Electron as a run-time platform. I can't say the whole...

You bet -- good luck! On Wed, May 1, 2019 at 5:43 AM vinsse2001 wrote: > Hi Mark, I did'nt succeed to get it to work... and I did'nt have...