RE: Re: WDSC HELP needed. Installation and Education

Frank,

I will tell you the stuff that I tend to use.

RPG editing and compilation - CODE400 and LPEX - 

lots of extra stuff in those, I prefer CODE400 as I find LPEX is still a bit
buggy! One of the handiest things that I use in CODE is the convert from
fixed to free format. You can select a block of fixed format code, hit the
button, and it converts it to free format. Plus they are customisable so you
can add in extra features.

RSE and Iseries Table View - you say you've used RSE,  try the Iseries table
view too, very easy to use and gives you PDM like facilities, combine the
two together and you'll find its very handy for working with objects, source
members etc.

Interactive debbuggers - once you get used to how to set these up, you'll
find that these are a very good alternative to STRDBG 

Java Development Environment - don't know if you've got into java yet, but
WDSC includes everything you need to do java development.

Websphere Application Server - WDSC includes complete test environments for
WAS, so you can test you java stuff on your PC then deply your application
to WAS on your 400, and run it.

Im still learning a lot of this stuff (who isnt!)

I still switch back to green screen for qucik and dirty stuff, but tend to
use WDSC for my main development

Cheers
Colin.W




-----Original Message-----
From: Frank.Kolmann@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Frank.Kolmann@xxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 18 March 2004 02:33
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: WDSC HELP needed. Installation and Education






Thanks Colin,
Just finished the last of the ptfs.
Just tried it with the help of Iseries news Sep 03,
I can actually use RSE to edit source.

You say there is a lot of functionality in WDSC.
Being new to WDSC I am not aware of what to expect.
May I ask for a brief overview of what an old SEU PDM programmer like me can
expect to gain from WDSC, please.

PS
URLS to IBM education site I have, as well as numerous
very thick manuals that I downloaded.

Thanks
Frank Kolmann



>date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 08:46:12 -0000
>from: Colin Williams <colin.williams@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>subject: RE: [WDSCI-L] Re: WDSC HELP needed. Installation and
>            Education
>
>Frank,
>
>There is a lot of functionality in WDSC, it is not just an RPG editor!
>
>SI08018 is the Remote Agent Controller for Websphere. Unless your doing
Java
>Web development on your 400 then you don't need it. Ive never been able 
>to get it to work anyway!
>
>Cheers
>Colin.W

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