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I'm running an old SCO Unix (5.06) application that currently "pages out" via TAPI 1.1 protocol using a dial up modem. Will your app (installed on a win2003 server with a direct serial connection "trick" the unix modem into thinking it has successfully connected so it will submit the info to it and save it as a file? This file would then be run thru a perl script and converted to XML to be sent to a https:www.xxxxxxxxx.com website with the required user authentication.... ?? My problem is the SCO Box application only wants to communicate with another modem......

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Topic: SCO Unix question
dmoservice Replies: 5 Views: 35852	Forum: Integration Related Questions Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:30 pm Subject: SCO Unix question
dmoservice Replies: 5 Views: 35852	I'm running an old SCO Unix (5.06) application that currently "pages out" via TAPI 1.1 protocol using a dial up modem. Will your app (installed on a win2003 server with a direct serial connection "trick" the unix modem into thinking it has successfully connected so it will submit the info to it and save it as a file? This file would then be run thru a perl script and converted to XML to be sent to a https:www.xxxxxxxxx.com website with the required user authentication.... ?? My problem is the SCO Box application only wants to communicate with another modem......