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Jim,
Yes, you can do remote Linux development using WDSc. We do not use ssh,
instead we have our own server RSE server that you will need to install on
the remote Linux machine before connecting to it using WDSc. The
instructions for installing the RSE server on the Linux machine can be
found in the online WDSc help. Once the server is installed and running
you just need to define a Linux connection in the Remote System Perspective
and away you go.
In WDSc V4.0 you can browse the remote file system of the Linux machine and
edit the remote files, but you are limited to the embedded Remote Systems
LPEX editor which provides RPG, COBOL, Java, C, ... language parsing and
editing. You can also run remote commands on the Linux machine (and see
their output) using the commands view.
In the upcoming release of WDSc V5.0 (just announced) this support has been
greatly enhanced to allow you to:
- Use any Workbench editor to edit remote source files (so you can use the
Java editor to edit .java files)
- Add you own user defined actions to the popup menu for remote files so
you can define your own commonly used commands, compile commands, etc...
WDSc 5.0 also includes a view that acts like a Linux shell (but uses our
communications layer instead of ssh or telnet.)
For both WDSc V4.0 and 5.0 the network connection between the Workbench and
the remote Linux machine is a standard socket connection similar to a
telnet connection. We already have customer requirements to support secure
sockets layer which would provide an encrypted socket similar to ssh which
we are considering for a future release.
Hope this helps.
Don Yantzi
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: (905) 413-4476
IBM internal: IBMCA(yantzi) - Internet: yantzi@ca.ibm.com
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Folks:
Is there a way to set WDSC up to connect to a Linux system for Java
programming with ssh using port 22? I can connect with putty just fine,
but I would much prefer to use WDSC than vi to do the development in. ;-)
I could use FTP to move files back and forth but then I will have classpath
and other environment problems.
Jim Oberholtzer
Senior Technical Architect
Computech Resources, Inc.
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