Rumba

Rumba's architecture is composed of several key components. The Session Manager is the primary interface for users, allowing them to create, configure, and manage terminal sessions. Emulation Engines are responsible for translating between the emulated terminal and the host system, supporting protocols such as TN3270, TN5250, and VT*.

Communication Modules handle network connections, utilizing TCP/IP for data transfer. The software uses XML configuration files to store session settings and user preferences. NET.

These APIs allow developers to automate tasks, customize the user experience, and integrate Rumba with other software. The API methods include functions for session management, macro execution, and data transfer. Rumba supports various programming languages through its SDKs.

NET languages to interact with Rumba. Rumba communicates using TCP/IP for network connectivity and SSL/TLS for secure connections. The software stores configuration data in XML files and user-specific settings in the Windows registry.

The Session Manager provides a graphical user interface for configuring and managing terminal sessions. The Emulation Engines support a wide range of terminal types, ensuring compatibility with various host systems. The Communication Modules handle network connections, including SSL/TLS encryption for secure data transfer.

Rumba's architecture is designed to provide a robust and flexible solution for terminal emulation.