Locking features using object tag parameters

You can add object tag parameters to the launch pages to lock BlueZone features, BlueZone display features, and BlueZone Telnet features in Mainframe Display and iSeries Display sessions.

  1. On the web server, navigate to the site and template folder that you want to configure. For example, navigate to the C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\MySite\template folder.
  2. Open the necessary launch page or pages in a text editor:
    Launch page Description
    launch_j.htm Use for Java browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox.
    launch_x.htm Use for ActiveX browsers, such as Internet Explorer.
  3. Add the necessary parameters:
    Parameter Description
    <PARAM NAME=“MD_Sn_Lock” VALUE=“x”>
    <PARAM NAME=“AD_Sn_Lock” VALUE=“x”>
    Locks the BlueZone features for the specified session.

    Where:
    n is the session number
    x is the feature lock value

    Refer to BlueZone feature lock values for a list of the available values.

    <PARAM NAME=“MD_Sn_LockDisplay” VALUE=“x”>
    <PARAM NAME=“AD_Sn_LockDisplay” VALUE=“x”>
    Locks the BlueZone displays features for the specified session.

    Where:
    n is the session number
    x is the feature lock value

    Refer to BlueZone display lock values for a list of the available values.

    <PARAM NAME=“MD_Sn_LockTelnet” VALUE=“x”>
    <PARAM NAME=“AD_Sn_LockTelnet” VALUE=“x”>
    Locks the BlueZone Telnet features for the specified session.

    Where:
    n is the session number
    x is the feature lock value

    Refer to BlueZone Telnet feature lock values for a list of available values.

    You can add the same parameter more than once for different sessions. For example, if you want to lock the status bar settings in Mainframe Display session 1 and the keyboard settings in Mainframe Display session 2, add the following parameters:
    • <PARAM NAME=“MD_S1_Lock” VALUE=“4”>
    • <PARAM NAME=“MD_S2_Lock” VALUE=“8”>
  4. Save and close the file.