RE: File->Open IFS file

When selecting the File->Open IFS, you get a Java app asking for the server
name and file name.  There is a browse button that allows you to find a
file.  The browse dialog is a java app somewhat like the windows file
browse.
It shows the root IFS directory (//computername), allowing all files systems
to be explored (like QSYS.LIB)
It does not look like the netserver or network neighborhood is being used.
It may be using the AS400 java toolkit tools.

WDS v5r1 SP2   win2000 prof
iSeries v5r1

-----Original Message-----
From: Phil [mailto:sublime78ska@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 8:37 AM
To: code400-l@midrange.com
Subject: File->Open IFS file


>
> If you try selecting File->Open IFS file from the CODE Editor, does the
> dialog appear?
>
I have never tried this before but thought - hey, things have been working
good for a couple weeks so it's time to flirt with the unknown.

I get "unable to connect to as/400" and when I click ok, the message box
says:

EVF2102 RC=32751

and the text is

Host server name <NS not defined.

Where's the ">" ?  Is that why it's not defined?

I have V4R5M1 SP1

This isn't a feature I use so if you have no idea what's going on don't
worry about it.  But if there's something I've missed or a known problem,
please let me know.

Also, how does this work with Netserver?  Is it like OpsNav where a drive
doesn't have to be shared for me to see it or does it need to be shared
first?

Phil



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