Developing Linux text-based GUI for USSD, pls help

[darius2]

Hi,

I have compiled Linux dialog utility for my "full" Linux router embedded machine
and plan to use widget boxes, coming with dialog examples
as text-based GUI interface for Linux USSD application.

The issue is to write MS Vista script to run putty ssh telnet
from a command line with user@your-Linux_machine and password
in batch mode,
to run Linux shell script calling dialog widget as text-based GUI.

Another issue is to have this MS Vista script to open more than one
putty ssh telnet session to overcome the problem with foreground - background processes switching / swapping.

If the problem with MS DOS like text-based GUI is solved,
I will write some code for testing of Huawei modem ,
to get session date, data transfer and more
and finally , an interface with a code, for sending USSD commands.

Please contact me , if you are interested.

But the key problem is text-based GUI for Linux application,
made of dialog widget boxes, opened in seperate putty ssh session,
emulating xwindows functionality to run multi processes in foreground.

Darius

 

[nicroets]

Sounds like cygwin can solve most of your problems. The rxvt package is a win-gdi application, and there's also an x server with gdi output. And you can run bash and ssh-client e.g. ssh a@b 'cat /var...'