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What is a map ScreenFlow versus a Hub terminal Screens Flow?

Q: What is a map ScreenFlow versus a Hub terminal Screens Flow?

A Next map ScreenFlow is a recorded (or AI-generated) flow with declared I/O that runs and debugs against converted map programs — legacy code on the JVM — and can be exposed as OpenAPI. A Hub terminal Screens Flow automates a live 3270/5250 session. Do not use Next Screen Flows for RPC (use the RPC player). See [[feat

A Next map ScreenFlow is a recorded (or AI-generated) flow with declared I/O that runs and debugs against converted map programs — legacy code on the JVM — and can be exposed as OpenAPI. A Hub terminal Screens Flow automates a live 3270/5250 session. Do not use Next Screen Flows for RPC (use the RPC player). See Map screen flows.