Set the value of a protected field, or any area of the screen
void setDisplay(int row, int column, String value); void setDisplay(int offset, String value); |
Arguments
HostScreen
Required. HostScreen object.
Offset
Required. The offset position on the host screen.
row
Required if not offset form. The row number on the host screen.
column
Required if not offset form. The column number on the host screen.
Value
Required. The text string to display in the specified location of the screen
Remarks
The setDisplay method is intended for use in a terminal emulation environment when modifications to the screen display data is needed at the server. For example, database reads can be used to modify displayed data when a list from the host is incomplete based on departmental requirements.
This method will not write starting at an attribute on a formatted display; if the offset or row/column is on top of an attribute, the write will occur one character to the right of the requested position. After the first position, no further check for any attributes on the display will occur (attributes will be written over).
Note - When used in conjunction with setAttribute Method
When used with the setAttribute method, in order to properly use the attribute created with setAttribute, you must specify the same offset or row/column for the setDisplay as for the setAttribute. As mentioned above this will move your text one position to the right of the requested position.
This method works for both formatted (5250/3270 and unformatted (VT) displays.
Requirements
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See Also
setAttribute | mappedSet | putKeys | putCommand | paddingMode | paddingChar | setText
Applies To: HostScreen object
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