Everything “known” to the AWS engine in NET+OS is made available via the (what I call) stub functions. Those are the functions created by pbuilder relating to RpGetPtr/PpSetPtr attributes in a comment tag. You’ll need to get Realport to write the data that the page needs to some global variables. Then the “stub functions” can access the (realport) data from the global variables.
>> Thanks for your input. Yes, you are correct about AWS stubs, but there is a small caveat, the RealPort’s functions are encapsulated in a compiled library. There are no src files in NET-OS framework for RealPort API – correct me I am wrong. And this is the part I am struggling with.
I looked into this RealPort business a little more. Yes RealPort on NET+OS is shipped as a library and as such you do not have access to its internals. Further it was built to act as a passthru so there are no provisions for a developer to access the data as it passes through. RealPort is proprietary and thus its internals would not be shipped in source form. further there are no callbacks or other mechanisms to give you access to the data.