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Reeve | 1 Sep 2004 03:46

RE: RE: Some obvious questions on WDSci ?

I am reasonably sure the cause of the slowness is a combination of the
Eclipse environment and communication (sometimes) to the server, and I don't
know of anything short of a Pentium 2000 (as in Pentium 4 * 500) that will
make WDSCi go "fast".

The most practical solution may be a slimmed-down version, with full editing
capabilities and limited everything else.  Another possibility is having
WDSCi load automatically at reboot (which will make my 2 ghZ 768 MB.
ThinkPad take 10 minutes, not 5, to reboot).

The real way to make WDSCi go faster is to make the IBM developers use it!

-reeve

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> 
> I have a 512MB machine (can't upgrade because Dell doesn't make the
> chips
> anymore), but many of my colleagues have at least 1G, and they still
> complain about WDSCi being slow.
> 
> Some of this comes from comparing the speed of WDSCi to the speed of
> ADTS
> tools. ADTS is quicker form many tasks--even if you are running on a 1G
> machine.
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J.Beckeringh | 1 Sep 2004 08:22
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Re: JDK 1.4 and javax.imageio and WDSCi 5.1.0.3 Build 20040610_1200

Rob,

Do you use JDK 1.4 for your project? Right click on your project, select 
properties. In the properties sheet select Java Build Path, then select 
tab Libraries. If the JRE System Library says [eclipse], you are using the 
Eclipse JDK (which is not 1.4; I think it is 1.3). With the Add Library 
button you can select another JDK.

Joep Beckeringh
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J.Beckeringh | 1 Sep 2004 08:44
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RE: RE: Some obvious questions on WDSci ?

>I'm working on a brand new 2.8 GHz IBM PC with 2.5GB or RAM and it's 
still
>slow.  The slow part has nothing to do with the PC performance.

Processor speed will probably only have a marginal influence, but memory 
can be a limiting factor. When WDSC (or any other program) has enough 
memory, it won't get any faster when more memory is added. But when it is 
short on memory, everything slows down because of the swapping that is 
going on.

Joep Beckeringh
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John Taylor | 1 Sep 2004 16:28

RE: Host PTF Missing on CRTBNDRPG...


Colin,

> 5722WDS    60      Workstation Tools - Base
> 5722WDS    61      Workstation Tools - WebFacing, CODE
> 5722WDS    62      Workstation Tools - VisualAge RPG
> 5722WDS    63      Workstation Tools - WebSphere Studio
> 5722WDS    64      Workstation Tools - VisualAge for Java

Aren't these options simply the CD installation images for the workstation
products?

John Taylor

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Kelly Cookson | 1 Sep 2004 21:32
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Setting breakpoints prior to debug

The WDSCi Redbook says "You can set breakpoints before even start debugging.
Open source code and right-click line number area on the left side of the
editor and select Add Breakpoint."  It even shows a picture. 

When I do this, I get a completely different pop-up menu. I get the exact
same pop-up menu as when I right-click on a line of source code (e.g., has
Syntax Check Selection at top). 

What am I missing? I'm running WDSCi 5.1.0.2 on a W2K machine.
Thanks,
Kelly
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Mike Tobey | 1 Sep 2004 22:09

RE: Setting breakpoints prior to debug

Kelly, 

It works in 5.1.2.  I just tried it, when you right click on the source code the last option in the popup is add
breakpoint.  After selecting that a window popped up asking for library, program, and member
information.  After adding that and starting the debugger it stopped at the breakpoint I just added automagically.

I have not looked at the redbook so I can't compare the screens you see.

Michael Tobey
Applications Analyst
Foremost Farms USA
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IBM Certified AS/400 RPG IV Developer & RPG IV Programmer

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Subject: [WDSCI-L] Setting breakpoints prior to debug

The WDSCi Redbook says "You can set breakpoints before even start debugging.
Open source code and right-click line number area on the left side of the
editor and select Add Breakpoint."  It even shows a picture. 

When I do this, I get a completely different pop-up menu. I get the exact
same pop-up menu as when I right-click on a line of source code (e.g., has
Syntax Check Selection at top). 

What am I missing? I'm running WDSCi 5.1.0.2 on a W2K machine.
Thanks,
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Kelly Cookson | 1 Sep 2004 22:47
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RE: Setting breakpoints prior to debug

Oops. It helps to have the cursor on a line of executable code. The cursor
was actually on a comment line and not the line I thought (need to turn my
highlight current line option back on).

Thanks,
Kelly

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Kelly, 

It works in 5.1.2.  I just tried it, when you right click on the source code
the last option in the popup is add breakpoint.  After selecting that a
window popped up asking for library, program, and member information.  After
adding that and starting the debugger it stopped at the breakpoint I just
added automagically.

I have not looked at the redbook so I can't compare the screens you see.

Michael Tobey
Applications Analyst
Foremost Farms USA
mike.tobey@...
IBM Certified AS/400 RPG IV Developer & RPG IV Programmer

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randys | 1 Sep 2004 18:59

Webfacing CL question

All,

I have an application that I'm trying to webface and the issue is that when a 
user signs on an initial CL is called which determines which screen the user 
is taken to. The user, generally should be taken to an internally defined 
sign-on screen based on the user-id and password they signed on with. I 
provided the program that should be called when the user signs on as the 
invocation cl but all that happens when the user signs on is that they are 
taken to the index.html page again. Please help!

TIA,

Randy Stogner
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Jon Paris | 2 Sep 2004 03:20

Ending WebFacing in the Test Environment

I am using WebFacing in the WDSc test environment for the first time to run
some trials.  The application fires up (eventually) and works just fine
_but_ F3 to exit from the final screen just hangs.  Nothing happens except
vast amounts of traffic on my internet connection.  No error messages - no
nothing.  Closing the browser window doesn't help either - it goes away but
the comms traffic and CPU usage is still racing away.  This last time I left
it for nearly 15 minutes before I stopped the WAS server.

Am I missing something?  Surely I don't have to stop the server to get out
of the app?

PC is Win 2K with latest SP.  WDSc is 5.1.2.  OS/400 is V5R3 with all PTFs
identified by WDSc present and correct.

Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

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Mike Hockings | 2 Sep 2004 06:46
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Re: Webfacing CL question

By the symptoms I would guess that the initial cl or the cl that it 
launches is failing or not being found?

Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400  -  CODE/Designer & WebFacing !
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