Connecting to Bluezone v7.1 with VBA

primeducky

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Currently use BZ v6.1 web so the connection I use is the code to connect and interact with BZ

Code:
Set host = CreateObject("BZWhll.WhllObj")
h = 1   '== SET SESSION NUMBER
'=== CHECK WHICH SESSION IS AVAILABLE ============
    host.OpenSession 0, h, "S:\BlueZone\test.zmd", 10, 1
    host.waitready 10, 100
    host.Connect Chr(a)    '== SET SESSION NAME TO CONNECT TO
    txtConnect = host.Connect
    ResultCode = host.GetSessionName()
    h = host.GetSessionId()
End Sub


I can interact just fine with v6.1 (send keys, read data, etc.)


Now we are using BZ v7.1 with is more terminal emulation. There is no BZWhll dll to create an object to.


I can open a session:
Code:
Set WSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Filename = "C:\BlueZone\Config\ADOA24x80-XLO1.zmd"
WSHShell.Run (Filename)


Can't figure out how to interact with the session once it's open via VBA in excel.
Does anyone have know what the object(s) to connect to a BZ v7.1 session?
 

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