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Reflection unable to read existing sessions

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leblankenship

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I'm getting started with Reflection 2014 and the new object model and I'm running into an issue when trying to open a new terminal session. Right now I'm just playing around to get comfortable with the new model so I can start doing some actual work.

[pre]
'I open the current Application object and frame
Set m_oApp = GetObject(, "Attachmate_Reflection_Objects_Framework.ApplicationObject")
Set m_oFrame = m_oApp.GetObject("Frame")
'I create a terminal from my default session file
Set m_oTerminal = m_oApp.CreateControl(SESSIONS & CPI)
'It fails here because it can't read the file even though this is the same file I created the current session from.
Set m_oView = m_oFrame.CreateView(m_oTerminal)
m_oFrame.Visible = True[/pre]

anybody else run into this so far?
 
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Unfortunately, what you gave me is using Reflection from several versions ago(2006). We upgraded to Reflections 2014, and I'm trying to document how to work with the very latest object model. I did finally get it to work, though.

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'Declarations
Private m_oApp As Attachmate_Reflection_Objects_Framework.ApplicationObject
Private m_oFrame As Attachmate_Reflection_Objects.Frame
Private m_oIbmTerminal As Attachmate_Reflection_Objects_Emulation_IbmHosts.IbmTerminal
Private m_oView As Attachmate_Reflection_Objects.View
Private m_oIBMScreen As Attachmate_Reflection_Objects_Emulation_IbmHosts.IbmScreen
Private m_oScreenNav As clsScreenNav

Private m_iClient As Integer
Private m_oUser As clsUser


Public Sub Login(envEnvironment As Environment)
Set m_oApp = GetObject("Reflection Workspace")
Set m_oFrame = m_oApp.GetObject("Frame")
Set m_oIbmTerminal = m_oApp.CreateControl(ThisIbmTerminal.SessionFilePath)
Set m_oView = m_oFrame.CreateView(m_oIbmTerminal)
m_oView.titleText = Me.Client
Set m_oIBMScreen = m_oIbmTerminal.screen

'Now Log in the user to the session in question
End Sub
[/pre]

As background our users log into the same host but for different clients. Each client has their own view with its own log in and so forth. This along with a client collection class lets me open multiple client sessions from a single session file. It works slick.
 
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