RE: STRCODE question...

["Phil" <sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have been unsuccessful with getting the debugger to work in the past.  I
always get a message that tells me the likely cause is that the dbgsvr isn't
started.  That was true the first try but after starting it I continued to
get the same message.

I have V5R1 SP3, os/400 is V4R5, I'm connecting over the internet via cable
modem, and the as/400 is behind a WatchGaurd firewall.

I made sure the port (forget at the moment what that port number is) is open
on the firewall.

Any ideas where I should look for the cause?  Are there any ports I'm
supposed to open on my cable router?

Thanks,

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
> From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
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> Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 2:50 PM
> To: code400-l@midrange.com
> Cc: xuanchen@ca.ibm.com
> Subject: Re: STRCODE question...
>
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> Here is what I think happening in your scenario (with a bit of CODE/400
> history first):
>    STRCODE is an interactive CODE/400 server that you as a user are
>    required to start manually in a 5250 session. It has been around since
>    early releases of the products
>    In some later release IBM has recognized that in many
> scenarios users do
>    not really need an interactive CODE/400 server. A new non-interactive
>    version of CODE/400 server has been put in place. I think after
>    installation you are asked a few questions and one of those beasts is
>    configured for you. Moreover, since it doesn't require an interactive
>    job, it even gets started for you automatically.
>    Most folks find the non-interactive server support is very convenient
>    since they don't need to worry about CODE/400 server at all.
>    BUT, when you actually require an interactive session (like in case of
>    debugging interactive applications) we have no choice but to
> ask you for
>    one!
>    In this scenario we are asking you to start an interactive CODE/400
>    server so that we can use it as an interactive session to debug your
>    application. What I suspect is happening is your non-interactive
>    CODE/400 server is called ELBERT (the beauty is you don't even
> need know
>    that). Therefore, we won't let you call another CODE/400 server (even
>    though interactive this time) with the same name. Why don't you call it
>    something like ELBERTI or anything else that doesn't match the name of
>    your interactive CODE/400 server.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Vadim Berestetsky
> Distributed Debugger Development
> Internet:  berestet@ca.ibm.com
>
>
> Chris Proctor <cproctor@gartsports.com>@midrange.com on
> 11/02/2001 01:23:30
> PM
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> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to use the debugger to obviously debug my program. When I try
> to
> go into it, it says that I need to start STRCODE. So, I go to my session
> and
> type STRCODE ELBERT (Elbert being the name of the server I've defined to
> this machine in the comm console). When I type it in, it tells me that
> ELBERT is already running and to start STRCODE with another name. First of
> all, why is STRCODE running? And if it is running, why doesn't
> the debugger
> recognize it? Also, if I do start STRCODE with another name, such
> as OS400,
> will the debugger recognize it if I'm running under the ELBERT server? And
> one last question.....how do I end the STRCODE on the 400? What's really
> weird is that I don't even see the little server icon in the lower right
> corner of my display. Could someone clear the fog for me a little,
> pleeeeeaaase!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
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