After analyzing outbound data, ZIETrans waits for the OIA flags
to indicate that the host is ready for the user to send more inbound
data. In some cases, OIA flags already indicate this condition after
analyzing outbound data, and waiting for OIA flags completes immediately.
By default, ZIETrans waits for up to 5 minutes for the STATE_SYS_LOCK
(System Lock) and the STATE_TIME (Keyboard Inhibited) flags to be
cleared. Both these conditions can be customized with the settings
defined in
Table 1, which apply regardless of which
strategy is used to analyze outbound data.
Table 1. OIA customization settings| Setting (case-sensitive) |
Description |
Default |
|---|
| keyboardInhibitedWait |
Specifies whether to wait for the keyboard inhibited
OIA flag to be cleared. If set to false, ZIETrans only
waits for the system lock OIA flag to be cleared. This setting is
used to send keyboard-inhibited screens to the client. |
true |
| oiaLockMaxWait |
Specifies the maximum amount of time, in milliseconds,
that ZIETrans waits for the OIA flags to indicate that the user can
send more data. This value can be decreased if you want to return
locked screens faster. Values too low can impair screen reliability.
It is recommended that if you need to return certain locked screens
to the user, try using the keyboardInhibitedWait setting before changing
oiaLockMaxWait. |
300000 milliseconds (equals 5 minutes),
unless the asynchronous update applet is enabled and running. If so,
the default is the value of default.appletDelayInterval, described
in Table 2. |