Updated jython script for printer-management (Java 1.5.0)

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Hi All,
 
Included with this mail you'll find the updated prtsts.py script
fixed to be runned on the new Java version 1.5.0.
 
If anybody want the new compiled jython.jar to run at 1.5.0
please let me know, i recompiled it this morning, and 
provided it to the users of the jython mailinglist also.
 
Anyway when trying to recompile tn5250j with the new java
be sure to have a recompiled jython.jar for 1.5.0 also, cause
otherwise the scription-features in tn5250j will be broken !!!
So be warned !
 
The advantage of my jython-script is that it needs a free 
session to work on, but if any of you find the script usefull
and have some experience with the java toolkit please help
me to make the script run outside a session, adding some
nice gui (in the new java it looks delicious), and some more
functionality, like answering the printer-messages and such.
 
So kenneth tell me, is it possible to add a new tab for a
session, but instead of a session using the new tabbed
pane to add some java-components, like labels, textarea's
buttons etc to create a completely tab to manage your
printers, without the need for a new session ???
 
Hope you guys enjoy the script.
 
Best Regards,
 
Patrick
 
Sysop/Java-programmer Stafa Holland BV
Administrator/Programmer Memoranda-project (SourceForge)
Programmer TN5250J-project (SourceForge)
Programmer DBPirate-project (Java.net)
 

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######################################################################
#                            PRTSTS.PY                               #
# ================================================================== #
# Programmer    : Patrick Gerrit Jackie Bielen                       #
# Company       : Stafa Holland BV - Feeling for fasteners           #
# Functionality : Script for easy printer-management on your AS/400  #
#                 Specially created for system-operators.            #
# How it works  : When there is a message waiting for a specific     #
#                 printer, a window pops up telling you wich printer #
#                 has a message waiting to be answered.              #
# Feedback      : tn5250j-mailinglist or directly to bielen@st...    #
#                 ICQ #24140635 or private email pbielen@pl...       #
######################################################################

import java
import time
from javax import swing
import java.awt as awt

def DebugWindow():
    msg = swing.JDialog()
    msg.show()

def fillWithValues(row,col,width,sb):
    sPos = ((row - 1) * screen.getCols()) + (col - 1)
    while width > 0:
        sb.append(screenChars[sPos])
        sPos += 1
        width -= 1

def StatusWindow():
    win = swing.JFrame("Printer Status")
    win.size = (200,75 + (count * 25))
    win.contentPane.background = awt.Color.white
    win.contentPane.setLayout(awt.BorderLayout())
    win.contentPane.add(list,awt.BorderLayout.CENTER)
    win.show()

def waitWhileLocked(timeSeconds):
    while screen.isKeyboardLocked():
        time.sleep(timeSeconds)    
   
#DebugWindow()
	
debug = 0

print debug.toString()
    
screen = _session.getScreen()
prtdev = java.lang.StringBuffer()
status = java.lang.StringBuffer()
modus = java.lang.StringBuffer()

done = 0    # Window displayed
basic = 0   # Basic or Advanced Mode - Reset at exit
amount = 0  # Amount of printers
count = 0   # Amount of messages waiting

# Checking Modus from here

screen.sendKeys("[pf9]WRKWTR[enter][pf21]")
waitWhileLocked(1)
screenChars = screen.getScreenAsChars()
modus = java.lang.StringBuffer()
fillWithValues(10, 37, 1, modus)
if modus.toString() == "1":
    basic = 1
    screen.sendKeys("2[enter]")
else:
    screen.sendKeys("[pf12]")

# Count the amount of printers

waitWhileLocked(1)
screenfields = screen.getScreenFields()
fields = screenfields.getFields()
FirstRow = 256
LastRow = 0

for x in fields:
    if x.startRow() < FirstRow:
        FirstRow = x.startRow()
    # Remember that the column is offset 0,0 so you have to make sure that
    #    it is less than 6 instead of 7 where the screen offset would start
    if x.startRow() > LastRow and x.startCol() < 6:
        LastRow = x.startRow()
	amount += 1

# The emulator keeps everything on base position 0,0 not 1,1
#    so we must add one to them at the end.
FirstRow += 1
LastRow += 1

# Debug mode (display amount and first and last row)
if debug:
    print "FirstRow : " + FirstRow.toString()
    print "LastRow  : " + LastRow.toString()
    print "Amount   : " + amount.toString()

while not _session.isStopMacroRequested() and not done:
    screen.sendKeys("[pf5]")
    waitWhileLocked(1)
    screenChars = screen.getScreenAsChars()
    times = 0
    lm = swing.DefaultListModel()
    list = swing.JList(lm)
    while times < amount:
        prtdev = java.lang.StringBuffer()
        fillWithValues(9 + times,7,10,prtdev)
        status = java.lang.StringBuffer()
        fillWithValues(9 + times,19,4,status)
        if status.toString() == "MSGW":
            lm.addElement("   " + prtdev.toString() + "   " + \
                          "Check Printer")
            count += 1
        times += 1
    if not lm.isEmpty():
        done = 1
        StatusWindow()
    else:
        if screen.isKeyboardLocked():
            waitWhileLocked(10)
        else:
            time.sleep(10)

if basic == 1:
    screen.sendKeys("[pf21]1[enter][pf12][pf12]")


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