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Wrap telnet in webservice

Hi pals!
One of my client have a old UNIX application (but very important), it
use telnet to operate.
I am designing a web interface to this client. one of the work is
building the UNIX application in a better interface.
I try not to change any code in the old system for I don't want to
take response for any trouble in their core system.
Is there any trick to wrap the telnet in web environment? For example,
i write a gateway in web server, change webpage submit to a serial
telnet typing, and translate the response message into a well designed
webpage to the user.
I think it will be very useful to cope with old system.
I try to build it a c# web service.
Isn't there any product now? I try to find some stable product to
study or directly use. Would you please give me some useful links?
suggestion is also welcome! :)
Nov 22 '05 #1
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