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JOberholtzer | 7 Feb 2003 13:50

ssh to a Linux system

Folks:

Is there a way to set WDSC up to connect to a Linux system for Java
programming with ssh using port 22?  I can connect with putty just fine,
but I would much prefer to use WDSC than vi to do the development in. ;-)

I could use FTP to move files back and forth but then I will have classpath
and other environment problems.

Jim Oberholtzer
Senior Technical Architect
Computech Resources, Inc.

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Mark Phippard | 7 Feb 2003 15:38

Re: ssh to a Linux system

Are you saying you are running on a Linux box and you want to ssh to a 
Windows system and run WDSC, like via X-Windows or something?  You could 
use VNC, but I have never found performance to be good with the VNC 
Windows server.

WDSC running on Windows can use ssh to a CVS server running on Linux.  You 
talk about transferring files so not sure if that is what you mean.

Mark

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Folks:

Is there a way to set WDSC up to connect to a Linux system for Java
programming with ssh using port 22?  I can connect with putty just fine,
but I would much prefer to use WDSC than vi to do the development in. ;-)

I could use FTP to move files back and forth but then I will have 
classpath
and other environment problems.

Jim Oberholtzer
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kfoster | 10 Feb 2003 19:40
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WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, Version 5.0

Just wondering...

What would be the lowest version of WAS that I would be able to use this
client under. Currently at WAS 3.5.6 Standard on an OS/400 5.1

Thanks

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Mark Phippard | 10 Feb 2003 19:55

Re: WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, Version 5.0

The lowest it comes with is WebSphere 4.  You should technically probably 
use Visual Age for Java for any WebSphere 3.5 development.

You should take a look at WebSphere Express 5.0 when it becomes available. 
 It is priced fairly reasonably and is intended as the replacement for 
those that were using WAS 3.5 standard.

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Just wondering...

What would be the lowest version of WAS that I would be able to use this
client under. Currently at WAS 3.5.6 Standard on an OS/400 5.1

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John Taylor | 12 Feb 2003 00:50

EVFC1020W Error

Hi,

I have an oddball error here with one particular AS/400 that I access using
WDSC 4.0. Whenever I attempt to expand a member list within the Remote
Systems Explorer, I receive the following error message:

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EVFC1020W - Required host servers are not started.

The RSE communications server requires the OS/400 host servers be started to
function properly.  One or more of the required host servers are not started
which may cause unpredictable results.  Use the "Verify Connection" action
to see which hosts servers are not started.  To start the host servers run
the following two commands:  STRHOSTSVR *ALL and STRTCPSVR *DDM
----------------------------

I then click "Ok" on the error message, and RSE continues normally -
displaying my members.

When I run the "Verify Connection" option is OpsNav, all host servers are
alive. If I try to STRTCPSVR *DDM, the system tells me it's already running.
I get the same error from two different PC's; one local, and the other a
remote internet connection. And the error only occurs with one of three
different iSeries machines which I routinely use, so I suspect some type of
configuration issue, but I don't know where to begin looking.

Has anyone else run across this problem?

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yantzi | 12 Feb 2003 14:34
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Re: ssh to a Linux system

Jim,

Yes, you can do remote Linux development using WDSc.  We do not use ssh,
instead we have our own server RSE server that you will need to install on
the remote Linux machine before connecting to it using WDSc.  The
instructions for installing the RSE server on the Linux machine can be
found in the online WDSc help.  Once the server is installed and running
you just need to define a Linux connection in the Remote System Perspective
and away you go.

In WDSc V4.0 you can browse the remote file system of the Linux machine and
edit the remote files, but you are limited to the embedded Remote Systems
LPEX editor which provides RPG, COBOL, Java, C, ... language parsing and
editing.  You can also run remote commands on the Linux machine (and see
their output) using the commands view.

In the upcoming release of WDSc V5.0 (just announced) this support has been
greatly enhanced to allow you to:

- Use any Workbench editor to edit remote source files (so you can use the
Java editor to edit .java files)
- Add you own user defined actions to the popup menu for remote files so
you can define your own commonly used commands, compile commands, etc...

WDSc 5.0 also includes a view that acts like a Linux shell (but uses our
communications layer instead of ssh or telnet.)

For both WDSc V4.0 and 5.0 the network connection between the Workbench and
the remote Linux machine is a standard socket connection similar to a
telnet connection.  We already have customer requirements to support secure
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yantzi | 12 Feb 2003 14:58
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Re: EVFC1020W Error

Hi John,

Different parts of WDSc require different host servers to be started on the
iSeries, so when you connect to the remote iSeries we do a quick check to
make sure all the host servers we use are running and if not we issue this
warning message.  Chances are that you have all the main host servers up
and running (DDM, remote command, File) which is why everything is working
fine for you.

It is likely one of the less used host servers is not started and you just
are not using the function in WDSc that requires this host server.  Here
are the host servers we use (and check for on connect):

Remote Command
File
DDM
Data Queue (this is used for the interactive job support)

FYI:  The verify connection action this was referring to is the one on the
popup menu when you right click on any iSeries subsystem (iSeries objects,
iSeries Commands, iSeries Jobs and IFS files) in the RSE.  This will tell
you which host server is not started and if you are missing any required
PTFs.

Don Yantzi
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: (905) 413-4476
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John Taylor | 12 Feb 2003 15:26

RE: EVFC1020W Error

Hi Don,

I figured this one out late last night. All the host servers were indeed
running, but the DDM server was rejecting connections. CHGNETA
DDMACC(*OBJAUT) solved the problem.

Thanks for your response though; I didn't know about the Verify Connection
option within RSE (I was using OpsNav & cwbping). As it turns out, I'm still
missing a couple of PTF's. This is a handy little feature.

Regards,

John Taylor

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> Hi John,
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> Different parts of WDSc require different host servers to be
> started on the
> iSeries, so when you connect to the remote iSeries we do a quick check to
> make sure all the host servers we use are running and if not we issue this
> warning message.  Chances are that you have all the main host servers up
> and running (DDM, remote command, File) which is why everything is working
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Scott Johnson | 12 Feb 2003 17:21

Re: WDSC for iSeries 5.0???


David,

Check out this link:   http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ad/wdt400/

It has references to the annoucements for v5.

-- Scott Johnson

Folks:

I've been hunting around for a while and can't find any firm information on
WDSC for iSeries 5.0 (based on Eclipse 2.0) ... anyone know if it's
available yet, either in beta / preview or GA release?

david

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David Gibbs | 12 Feb 2003 16:50
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WDSC for iSeries 5.0???

Folks:

I've been hunting around for a while and can't find any firm information on
WDSC for iSeries 5.0 (based on Eclipse 2.0) ... anyone know if it's
available yet, either in beta / preview or GA release?

david

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