Re: Code/400 and VA/RPG v3r2r2 beta

>>I downloaded the new beta for VA/RPG and CODE. It installed
>>without any problems. I started TCPIP Communication Server. I then
>>started a ClientAccess session and issued the STRCODE command with OS400
>>as the server, my IP address and *TCPIP as the communications method.
>>I received
>>
>>EVF4023E - CODE Daemon
>>
>>Unable to exchange CODE signature with host 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx'. The
>>exchange failed due to a TCP/IP error - No data was received. The error
>>is probably caused by the fact that you have not installed the back-end
>>fix for CODE communications.
>>Please install one of the following fixes and refer to the README for
>>SP05.
>>   V3R2M0:                        5763PW1   SF49534
>>   V3R7M0, V4R1M0:      5716PW1   SF49524
>>   V4R2M0:                        5769PW1   SF49535
>>
>>We are running V4R2 and have PTF SF49535 loaded. I had the beta I
>>received at the 1998 Spring COMMON loaded on, but removed that before I
>>installed this. I didn't use that beta much, but the couple of times I
>>did use it, I was able to connect to the AS/400 without any problems.
>>I sent the following message to <varpg@ca.ibm.com> last week. I have not
>>received a response, so I will try list .

>Joe, is the tcp server address configured on the PC?  Right near where you
start the code
>daemon there is another place where you have to tell Code what server it
should try to
>connect to.

Yes the AS/400 is defined as a server using the TCP/IP address. It is the
same connection
that has worked with the prior version of CODE. I have a chance to include
CODE/400
in the cirriculum I that I'm teaching to our young, aspiring RPG
programmers. I'm kind of
disappointed because I've not even gotten a response back from IBM on this.
Must be
because it's a beta.



>>Also - can the designer work on O-specs located in RPG source code?

>(yes, Code does RPG as well as RPGLE and CL.  O-specs are there, with the
help and
>prompting.  I am told there is also an easy way to do dds for a printer out
put layout but
>that i haven't been able to figure out yet.)

Based on your response of CL, I don't think you understood my question as CL
does not
have O-specs. There is a 3rd party tool available (it used to be called RDA)
that works
like RLU should. It is very common to see O-specs in RPG, in fact it's more
common to see
O-specs that it is to see externally defined printer files (just having a
printer file that mimics
QPRINT doesn't make it externally defined). The printer file design function
in CODE needs
to be able to handle both external DDS and internal O-specs.

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