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R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr. | 1 Nov 2002 17:17

did I see time issues go by?

is this a known issue? did I miss a meeting?

getTimeInMillis() against a Calendar object (specifically a
GregorianCalendar) fails on the 400 in 1.3 with IllegalAccessError during
the init phase of the instantiation of the containing class

damn if it don't work under Sun's implementations. So everything works in
the development environment, just don't deploy it to a 400!

there's a week that won't come back....

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R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr.
 -- IBM Certified Specialist - iSeries Administrator
 -- IBM Certified Specialist - RPG IV Developer

"If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous,
  he will not bite you. This is the principal difference
  between a dog and a man."

    - Mark Twain

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yantzi | 1 Nov 2002 22:17
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RE: RE: (no subject)

Chris / John,

First an little background then some questions.

I am assuming that you want to use WDSc from home (or remotely) to develop
applications (Web, RPG, COBOL, Java, ...) in addition to using it at the
office.  For the remote scenario there are currently two different ways
that I know of to do this:

1.  Install WDSc on the remote PC and connect to your office network using
VPN or some other secure means of communication (or dial up!)

2.  Install WDSc on a Windows server running Windows terminal services or
some 3rd party equivalent and from your remote PC run a Windows emulation
from the server.  This however would also require a VPN.  The Eclipse
workbench based tools should run fine in this environment, but CODE tools
do not run in a multi-user Windows environment.

Now my questions : )

I am not familiar with the SunONE portal you described below.  Does your
remote development fall into either of these scenario's above?

It seems like you are trying to run WDSc from a Web Application Server and
have clients access the tools via a Web browser?  Perhaps like Lotus Notes
for the Web or iSeries Access for the Web?

Currently WDSc needs to be installed on the PC where is running and does
not support the browser as an interface for remote development.  This is a
development time statement, not to be confused with using WDSc to develop
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yantzi | 3 Nov 2002 16:10
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Re: How do I open a member in browse mode?

Vern,

Unfortunately the Browse function was not included in the WDSc 4.0
workbench.  We have heard this requirement from quite a few people and are
considering it a high priority item for our next release.

In V4.0 the workaround is to use the CODE editor to open the file in browse
mode.  As you have found out, there is currently no way to launch the CODE
editor from the RSE in browse mode (only edit mode.)

Thanks.

Don Yantzi
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: (905) 413-4476
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Vern Hamberg | 4 Nov 2002 14:12

Re: How do I open a member in browse mode?

Con

That's good new - thanks

Vern

At 10:10 AM 11/3/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Vern,
>
>Unfortunately the Browse function was not included in the WDSc 4.0
>workbench.  We have heard this requirement from quite a few people and are
>considering it a high priority item for our next release.
>
>In V4.0 the workaround is to use the CODE editor to open the file in browse
>mode.  As you have found out, there is currently no way to launch the CODE
>editor from the RSE in browse mode (only edit mode.)
>
>Thanks.
>
>Don Yantzi
>WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
>IBM Toronto Lab
>Phone: (905) 413-4476
>IBM internal:  IBMCA(yantzi)  -  Internet: yantzi@...

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P.Goovaerts | 8 Nov 2002 15:24
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Security: user not accepted??? (WAS4 - WSAD/WDSc4)

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Hello again,...

I have a webapp to which I have granted 2 roles.  role_A and role_B.
role_A has 1 user (user_A added to win2000 with user_authority)
role_B has 1 user (user_B which is my own id and has
admininstrators_authority)

1)
When I load the webapp and enter user_A/pwd_A the application is loaded.
When I load the webapp and enter user_B/pwd_B I get the access denied
page.

2)
When I add another user to role_B (user_C with user_authority in win2000),
I can load the application too...

3)
when I remove the roles and give access to 'AllAuthenticated', my ID
works.

Why isn't my own id NOT accepted????
Then length of my userid is three characters, can this be the problem?

"   I don't have problems, only challenges...  "

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Dave Presley | 8 Nov 2002 17:07

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Hi, Don,

I work with Chris and John.  I'll try to answer your questions.

1)  We would like to install WDSc onto our PC's at home and do development
there using our SunOne portal as the secure means of communications.

Here is what we are currently trying:

1)  We are required to sign in to the portal using a web browser.  This
should establish the secure communication link.

2)  Our portal administrator has defined a port listener.  Essentially,
according to the portal administrator, we are required to point WDSc to
localhost and port 4200.  When we perform an operation, the listener should
detect activity on local port 4200 and react.

I tried this yesterday at home and was unable to figure out how to configure
WDSc to use localhost and port 4200 as a server, since it seems to require
an IP address to set up a server.

I hope this helps define the situation a bit.

Thanks.

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Chris Proctor | 8 Nov 2002 18:48

Debugger question.....

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Hi all,

Can someone tell me, in detail, how to set a conditional breakpoint in the
distributed debugger? For example, stop on line 100 when customer
number=100.

Thanks

Chris Proctor
Applications Manager
GART SPORTS
1050 W. Hampden Ave.
Englewood, CO  80110
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Reeve Fritchman | 8 Nov 2002 18:56

RE: Debugger question.....

On the regular debugger, it's BREAK 100 WHEN CUSTOMER=100.

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Hi all,

Can someone tell me, in detail, how to set a conditional breakpoint in the
distributed debugger? For example, stop on line 100 when customer
number=100.

Thanks

Chris Proctor
Applications Manager
GART SPORTS
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Chris Proctor | 8 Nov 2002 19:01

RE: Debugger question.....

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Yeah, I know that works for strdbg, Reeve, but is that how it works for the
distributed debugger with WDSCI?

Thanks!

Chris
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On the regular debugger, it's BREAK 100 WHEN CUSTOMER=100.

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sublime78ska | 9 Nov 2002 00:58
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hostname resolution & vpn

I just installed WDSc - and so far I like it alot.  I could see this
replacing Ops Nav!

One site that I connect to I have to use VPN.  I can enter the domain name
and check ptf's and other CODE/400 actions, but when I am in RSE and click
to expand iSeries Jobs (for example) I get a message that the host name
can't be found.  I changed it to an ip address and it now works.

For sites that I connect to without a VPN, I have no problems using a
hostname.

Is this a known problem?  If not I want to make it known!

Phil

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