RE: DSU0426 - OS/400 server X currently in use. (Part2)

Thanks....  I had missed both the Maximize Workbook & the Zoom to full page
options...



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Subject: RE: DSU0426 - OS/400 server X currently in use. (Part2)


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You can move the dividing lines of the split panes around to whatever you
would like and there is a full-screen view for the design page.

 The eFix is available now, Go to:
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/ad/wdt400/
and select Download in the left navigation frame

Kind regards,

Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400  -  CODE/Designer & WebFacing !
IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory
hockings@ca.ibm.com

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Thanks.  I was able to get back online after an IPL over the weekend... It
was the result of a Designer crash, and it apparently thought I was still
downloading...

BTW - I may be missing something, but is there a way to rearrange or scale
the various windows in the Designer?  As is, it almost requires a monitor
at
1600x1200 to have everything visible/usable...  It would be nice to toggle
window panes off/on, or have them in separate floating windows...  Any
thoughts?

I will watch for the e-fix...
David


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Hi David,

You will get this if comm is, as the message indicates, busy with another
request.  Now, I hear you thinking, "What can make it busy??"  This can
happen simply because you are downloading some heap-o-files from the same
server or some such (i.e., "really" busy)and it can also get stuck in this
busy state if some process has initiated a transaction then crashed
leaving comm in a busy state.   It can also happen when using Designer if
you are talking to a slow '400 or over a slow link such that Designer gets
tired of waiting for reference field information and re-tries or moves on
to the next field.

Over the past couple of weeks or so Hak & I have done some tinkering in
the comm code and Designer's use of it to make things a wee bit more
reluctant to do foolish things (i.e., crash).  It is still far from
perfect but should provide some improvement when the moon is right.   We
hope to make this available to you shortly in the form of a small "eFix"
that will overlay some files in WDT400 V5R1M0 SP4.  Stay tuned!

Kind regards,

Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400  -  CODE/Designer & WebFacing !
IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory
hockings@ca.ibm.com
voice 905 413 3199

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I tried opening a file from Code, and received: Error EVF1158

Help says:
You are attempting a request requiring a CODE/400 server connection, but
the
server specified is busy with another request.
Response:
Check that the server is not busy with an interactive command from the
command log window or another part of CODE/400. If it simply executing
another long running host command, wait for the request to end and try
again.
===================================

I have rebooted the PC, and I do not know what job to look for on the 400
to
fix this...  Any ideas?
Thanks,
David


BTW - My original message never made it to the list... maybe because I
used
XXX as the server name in the subject?
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