This reference provides a full description of how to use the ViewerLib or ViewerLib4 .NET library to interact with the Flynet Viewer Terminal Emulation Service.

 

The first step to using the library is to create the appropriate reference to the Flynet Assembly in your project.  With this reference made, you can refer to the objects documented in this reference directly.  For example, in .NET you can define an object as a HostConnection without the need for the prefix FSCProLib.

 

Adding the Visual Studio.NET Project Reference:

 

Add a Reference to ViewerLib4 (.NET Framework 4 and above) or ViewerLib (.NET Framework 2.0 to 3.5)

 

Visual Studio 2012

 

In Visual Studio 2012, the Flynet Assemblies are added and can be loaded from the Extensions section of the installed assemblies.  They are listed as "Flynet Viewer .NET Library" with the version starting with 1 for .NET 2.0 to 3.5 and starting with 4 for .NET FW4 and above:

 

 

Visual Studio 2010 and Earlier Versions

 

In Visual Studio 2010, the Flynet Assemblies are added and can be loaded from the .NET tab of the installed assemblies.  After the assemblies are loaded in the dialog, click on the "Component Name" to sort for easier location of the Flynet assemblies.

 

They are listed as "Flynet Viewer .NET Library" with the .NET version listed.  Both 64bit and 32bit versions are available.  Select the bit level that matches your environment.