Re: Code newby revisited...

Phil,

thanks for the reply - see imbedded:

> For CODE editor:
> CALL PGM(QCODE/EVFCFDBK) PARM('37' 'Y' 'OS400' '<LOCAL> CODEEDIT
> "<CODESVR>&l/&f(&n)"')

> For Designer:
> CALL PGM(QCODE/EVFCFDBK) PARM('37' 'Y' 'OS400' '<LOCAL> CODEDSU
> "<CODESVR>&l/&f(&n)"')

> IMPORTANT: 1. you'll want to replace CODESVR with the name of your
STRCODE
> server  I make mine the name of my *CURLIB.  2. If you're at V5, the
library
> name is QDEVTOOLS instead of QCODE.

Where do you specify/configure the code server name?  just make one up?

> >
> > Do you have to issue a STRCODE first?
> Yes.

> >
> > STRCODE RMTLOCNAME(*RESOLVE) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP)
> > PORT(*DFT) USERID(myuser) PASSWORD(******)
> >

> I don't specify USERID and PASSWORD.  Try it without it.  And make sure
you
> have defined a *CURLIB, and that no other users specify the same library
as
> *CURLIB.  This is an absolute requirement when there are two or more
users
> using CODE.  But even if you're the only one, things will work more
smoothly
> if you specify a *CURLIB.
> This is what the command looks like when I call it:
> STRCODE SERVER(CODESVR) RMTLOCNAME('192.168.0.1') CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) PORT
(*DFT)

I created an empty library, made it my curr library, tried without userid
and password, same thing only the message replaced my userid with *NONE.

I also changed '*resolved' with my workstation ip address.  same thing.

I am not quite up-to-date on my ptfs yet, so that might be the problem.
Unless you can think of something else, I'll assume is is, and the ball is
still in my court.  I'll revisit when the ptfs are in.

Thanks!

Rick