Re: DDS in WDSC

Funny you should mention TurnOver, I'm getting a training session next 
month, also about the WDSCi plugin.

I did notice that I can define a library list in the CODE server 
properties, but I'd like to be able to switch environments in RSE and have 
those changes automagically in CODE Designer.

<rant>
But I guess that's IBM's way to force people off 5250 and towards other 
GUI's or user interfaces
</rant>

Thanks,

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/08/2006 09:19:15 AM:

> It wasn't there in V5 or V4 either, for that matter.
> 
> Is there any chance that it ever will be, or that CODE Designer will 
take 
> over the library list of the current RSE connection?
> 
> It's really a pain that I have to start a CODE server in 5250 and launch 


> Designer from PDM in order to get my library list right.
> 
> If I start it from RSE, it apparently always uses a new CODE server, 
with 
> an empty LIBL.
> 
> Unless I'm overlooking some option in RSE and/or CODE of course (any 
hits 
> from IBM'ers?)

I am not sure why you are having that problem, but when you switch to 
using TurnOver, if you launch the editor from your TurnOver worklist in 
WDSC it always sets the library list for you, both in RSE or Code 
Designer.

My understanding of RSE, was that the reason it created its own server 
connection was so that it could transfer the library list, but maybe it 
will only transfer the list of libraries you can define in the connection 
as opposed to whatever it might be currently?

Mark