x3270 package includes s3270-"There is also a scripting-only version of x3270, s3270 3.2. This program is intended primarily for writing "screen-scraping" applications, e.g., a CGI back-end script that retrieves database information from a mainframe." Depending on how interactive you need to get it might be able to be coerced into doing what you want.
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CGI is not that interactive, and CGI::Push is outdated (not just the module, but PUSH technology) and unreliable.
If you have a specific browser in mind (*hint*hint), just use
"PerlScript, an ActiveX scripting engine, like JavaScript or VBScript with a Perl brain ". Embed perl in your browser, and then just use some magical modules from CPAN, like Net::Telnet, and do your thing.
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it's not perl, or CGI, but you might consider mindterm | [reply] |
I'm not sure if your question means you need
"a command-line cgi" or a "3270 terminal cgi".
FWIW, if you just want to run a shell thru your browser,
try ispy.cgi
It gives you shell access thru cgi, and has a simple password
scheme.
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