Keystroke buffering

[WayneM]

I am very new to Java.

I will be working on project with a web interface connected to an AS/400
database. On the AS/400 they have what is known as keystroke buffering.
A user can enter as many keystrokes as they like and the AS/400 will try
to keep up but not loose any keystrokes if it gets behind.

Can Java do keystoke buffering?

Thanks...Wayne M

[Paul Clapham]

That's a function of the operating system. Chances are you'll be using
Windows, which has a keystroke buffer.

PC2

WayneM <math1611@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> I am very new to Java.
>
> I will be working on project with a web interface connected to an AS/400
> database. On the AS/400 they have what is known as keystroke buffering.
> A user can enter as many keystrokes as they like and the AS/400 will try
> to keep up but not loose any keystrokes if it gets behind.
>
> Can Java do keystoke buffering?
>
> Thanks...Wayne M