To get the view that has focus in the Workspace

1. Start Reflection 2011, and create two or more session documents that connect to different hosts.
2. In Visual Studio, create a new Console Application project.
3. In the New Project dialog box, type Get View in Focus in the Name field.
4. Select the Create directory for solution box, click Browse to select your API projects folder (for example, C:\MyProjects), and then click OK.
5. In Solution Explorer, add the class assemblies. (For instructions, see Create an API Project.)
6. Copy the code from one of the following programs:

   Get the View in Focus (IBM)

   //This sample code is intended to illustrate a concept, and it shows only the code that is relevant to that concept.

   //It may not meet the security requirements for a specific environment, and it should not be used exactly as shown.

   //We recommend that you add security and error-handling code to make your projects more secure and robust.

   //Attachmate provides this sample code "AS IS" with no warranties.

    

   using System;

   using System.Collections.Generic;

   using System.Text;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.Framework;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.UserInterface;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.Emulation.IbmHosts;

    

   //GetFocusedSession finds which session has the focus in a Reflection workspace.

   //Before you run this sample, open Reflection from the Start menu and then connect to two or more sessions.

   namespace GetFocusedSession

   {

     class Program

     {

       static void Main(string[] args)

       {

         Attachmate.Reflection.Framework.Application reflectionApplication = MyReflection.CreateApplication();

         if (reflectionApplication != null)

         {

           IView sessionView;

           //Get the Frame object.

           IFrame theFrame = (IFrame)reflectionApplication.GetObject("Frame");

           if (theFrame != null)

           {

             //Get the session view with the focus.

             sessionView = theFrame.SelectedView;

             if (sessionView != null)

             {

               //Get the control embedded in the view.

               IIbmTerminal terminal = (IIbmTerminal)sessionView.Control;

               if (terminal != null)

               {

                 IIbmScreen screen = terminal.Screen;

                 screen.WaitForHostSettle(6000, 3000);

                 string text = screen.GetText(18, 2, 48);

                 Console.WriteLine("The Text at row 18, column 2: " + text);

                 Console.WriteLine("The session is connected to: " + terminal.HostAddress);

               }

               else

                 Console.WriteLine("Fatal error. Check Reflection 2011 installation.");

             }

             else

               Console.WriteLine("No session is open in Reflection 2011.");

           }

           else

             Console.WriteLine("Fatal error. Check Reflection 2011 installation.");

         }

         else

           Console.WriteLine("Failed to get Application object.");

       }

     }

   }

   Get the View in Focus (OpenSystems)

   //This sample code is intended to illustrate a concept, and it shows only the code that is relevant to that concept.

   //It may not meet the security requirements for a specific environment, and it should not be used exactly as shown.

   //We recommend that you add security and error-handling code to make your projects more secure and robust.

   //Attachmate provides this sample code "AS IS" with no warranties.

    

   using System;

   using System.Collections.Generic;

   using System.Text;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.Framework;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.UserInterface;

   using Attachmate.Reflection.Emulation.OpenSystems;

    

   //GetFocusedSession finds which session has the focus in a Reflection workspace.

   //Before you run this sample, open Reflection from the Start menu and then connect to two or more sessions.

   namespace GetFocusedSession

   {

     class Program

     {

       static void Main(string[] args)

       {

         Attachmate.Reflection.Framework.Application reflectionApplication = MyReflection.CreateApplication();

         if (reflectionApplication !=null)

         IView sessionView;

         //Get the Frame object.

         IFrame theFrame = (IFrame)reflectionApplication.GetObject("Frame");

         if (theFrame != null)

         {

           //Get the session view with the focus.

           sessionView = theFrame.SelectedView;

           if (sessionView != null)

           {

             //Get the control embedded in the view.

             ITerminal terminal = (ITerminal)sessionView.Control;

             if (terminal != null)

             {

               IScreen screen = terminal.Screen;

               IConnectionSettingsTelnet conn = (IConnectionSettingsTelnet)terminal.ConnectionSettings;

               string text = screen.GetText(18, 2, 48);

               Console.WriteLine("The Text at row 18, column 2: " + text);

               Console.WriteLine("The session is connected to: " + conn.HostAddress);

             }

             else

               Console.WriteLine("Fatal error. Check Reflection 2011 installation.");

           }

           else

             Console.WriteLine("No session is open in Reflection 2011.");

         }

         else

           Console.WriteLine("Fatal error. Check Reflection 2011 installation.");

       }

       else

         Console.WriteLine("Failed to get Application object.");

       }

     }

   }

7. In Visual Studio, paste the code to the Program.cs tab, replacing all existing code.
8. Build the application (Build > Rebuild Solution) and then run it (Debug > Start Without Debugging).