Re: Prompting CL without STRCODE

Jeff,

We need to check your CLASSPATH environment variable (Java code uses the
CLASSPATH, not the PATH environment variable).  The best way to check this
for CODE is to open the CODE Editor, go to the Command Shell, select the
Local server (Options->Server->Local), and enter the command
     echo %classpath%

Also, open a DOS command window, go to your C:\WDT400 directory, and enter
the command
     dir /on /s > wdt400dir.txt

Then send me (esimpson@ca.ibm.com) the result of the first command and the
file wdt400dir.txt generated by the second command.

If you try selecting File->Open IFS file from the CODE Editor, does the
dialog appear?

Thanks,
Eric

Eric Simpson
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone:  (416) 448-3226,  T/L:  778-3226
Email and SameTime Connect:  esimpson@ca.ibm.com


Jeff Crosby <jlcrosby@fwi.com>@midrange.com on 08/17/2001 12:30:23 PM

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Eric,

> I agree, Doug. I just installed it and tried it.  A LOT nicer than
> STRCODE!! Thanks For the tip, Eric.  Now if it doesn't crash I'll be
> really happy!! ha ha. OK, so I'm a little leery about "AS IS" code!
>
>      A thing of beauty Eric!
>
>      Just took a brief look, but the install went fine, and so far the
>
>      prompting has worked well, both on IBM and in-house commands.

It's not working for me.  When I press F4, the line I am on disappears
and an error shows up at the bottom that says:

"Error:  Unable to find all required classes."

--
-Jeff
The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily
the opinion of my company.  Unless I say so.
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