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GKern | 1 May 2009 22:13

WDSCi remote systems preferences/options?

New pc required fresh install of WDSCi and help shows the following:

Version: 7.0.0
Build id: 20070202_0030

I saved and restored my preferences file and most of that is intact.

However under my Remote Systems Connections where my iSeries is defined, I 
(thought I) used to be able to right click on iSeries Objects and iSeries 
Commands and get options such as display and edit library list. When I do 
this now I don't get any options. 

Am I missing something here? 

Regards, Jerry

Gerald Kern - MIS Project Leader
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Buck | 1 May 2009 22:24
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Re: WDSCi remote systems preferences/options?

Jerry wrote:

> New pc required fresh install of WDSCi and help shows the following:
> 
> Version: 7.0.0
> Build id: 20070202_0030
> 
> I saved and restored my preferences file and most of that is intact.
> 
> However under my Remote Systems Connections where my iSeries is defined, I 
> (thought I) used to be able to right click on iSeries Objects and iSeries 
> Commands and get options such as display and edit library list. When I do 
> this now I don't get any options. 
> 
> Am I missing something here? 

Right click then Properties gets it for me.  7.0.0.8
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Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen | 1 May 2009 22:47

Re: WDSCi remote systems preferences/options?

GKern@... skrev:
> New pc required fresh install of WDSCi and help shows the following:
>
> Version: 7.0.0
> Build id: 20070202_0030
>
> I saved and restored my preferences file and most of that is intact.
>
> However under my Remote Systems Connections where my iSeries is defined, I 
> (thought I) used to be able to right click on iSeries Objects and iSeries 
> Commands and get options such as display and edit library list. When I do 
> this now I don't get any options. 
>
> Am I missing something here? 
>   
Updates... Lots and lots of them.  Start by updating the Installation 
Manager :-(

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Spencer Elliott | 1 May 2009 23:00

Re: Is anyone using RTCi yet?

Yes, but I also think he said that they switched to straight JAZZ...

DeLong, Eric wrote:
> Well, not exactly true...  Bob mentioned that the Rdi team used RTCi... 
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>> I've been looking closely at IBMs Rational Team Concert for i, and was
>> wondering if anyone has actually used it.  It looks spectacular, what
>> I've seen of it.  I find the notion of agile development in RPG to be
>> quite appealing.  Any thoughts?
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> It appears that the real answer to your question Eric is... NO!
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DeLong, Eric | 1 May 2009 23:34
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Re: Is anyone using RTCi yet?

The build module is a separate install.  I believe the server install on
ii includes two downloads: Jazz Team Server for i, and Build System
Toolkit for i. 

Are you saying that the build module does not work, or is limited in
functionality?

Eric

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> I've been looking closely at IBMs Rational Team Concert for i, and was
> wondering if anyone has actually used it.  It looks spectacular, what
> I've seen of it.  I find the notion of agile development in RPG to be
> quite appealing.  Any thoughts?

BTW,

I actually have RTCi installed and tried it, but like others am waiting 
until there is a build tool.

It looks extremely promising if it is not another DOA product.
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Spencer Elliott | 1 May 2009 23:07

Re: Is anyone using RTCi yet?

DeLong, Eric wrote:
> I've been looking closely at IBMs Rational Team Concert for i, and was
> wondering if anyone has actually used it.  It looks spectacular, what
> I've seen of it.  I find the notion of agile development in RPG to be
> quite appealing.  Any thoughts?

BTW,

I actually have RTCi installed and tried it, but like others am waiting 
until there is a build tool.

It looks extremely promising if it is not another DOA product.

Spencer

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GKern | 2 May 2009 21:12

Re: WDSCi remote systems preferences/options?

I thought I was current. 

Installation manager says, under Modify Packages, Features:

IBM Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries 7.0.0.8.

Looking for updates doesn't offer any either....

Regards, Jerry

Gerald Kern - MIS Project Leader
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IBM Certified RPG IV Developer
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Colpaert, Peter | 4 May 2009 09:28
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Re: Why upgrade from WDSC to RDi?

The one big disadvantage of SEP debugging (in my opinion) is that it won't remember any added sources.

Our sources are on the development system, and if I want to debug a program on the production system, I have to
add - every time - the source member on the other system.

I understood that this was on the to-do list of the WDSCi team (?).

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> "Okay, what is SEP?"
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> Service Entry Point - as noted by another respondent.
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> This is the only way to debug programs nowadays, and this is especially
> true for batch jobs since SEP does all the service job tasks
> automatically. It also allows you to step in and out of modules &
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Vern Hamberg | 4 May 2009 14:09
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Re: Why upgrade from WDSC to RDi?

Peter

Isn't this the normal behavior when you specify *SOURCE for debug view? 
If I do that, then I need the source for any kind of debugging. That's 
one reason I use *ALL.

Now when we distribute product, we strip all debugging information. But 
I always have a fully-debuggable module around - well, for some stuff - 
and can get it to a production machine as needed for testing.

And *SOURCE on SQL modules is the same as *ALL, I'm told - could be 
wrong there, but it seems to work.

Regards
Vern

Colpaert, Peter wrote:
> The one big disadvantage of SEP debugging (in my opinion) is that it won't remember any added sources.
>
> Our sources are on the development system, and if I want to debug a program on the production system, I have
to add - every time - the source member on the other system.
>
> I understood that this was on the to-do list of the WDSCi team (?).
>
>
> Peter Colpaert
> Software Engineer, Philips Consumer Luminaires
>
> Industrieterrein Satenrozen 11, 2550 Kontich, Belgium
> Tel. +32/ 3 450 74 09, Fax +32/ 3 450 74 33, Internal 1317
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