RE: Code400 help not working (my turn)

["David Schopp" <dschopp@xxxxxxx>]

Nope.  Signed on as myself, installed under my user ID.  Argh.
I DID capture my environment variables just to peruse them.  Found one
thing, but I don't know how significant it is.

The variable
        CLASSPATH

references the file (among others)
        C:\WDT400\Studio35\lib\wdt400ut.jar

but this file doesn't exist.  Don't know if this makes a bit of difference?

Dave



-----Original Message-----
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The other possibility that I know of I thought was corrected with V5R1.  In
V4R5, Code set up system and user environment variables in W2K & NT, and if
you install Code under profile1 and then sign in and use Code under
profile2, not everything would work correctly - including Help.  If this is
what you did, it may be worthwhile to make sure all of the environment
variables exist under the profile you're using.  Again, I thought this was
fixed with V5.

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
>
> Nope, no proxy server.
> Uhh...  Unless Norton Antivirus or ZoneAlarm do something weird...?
> I'm pretty sure there's no proxy server problem though.
>
> The document referenced below mentioned checking for one and
> after following
> it's instructions (cough, cough), I came to the conclusion that I'm not
> using one.
>
> I checked the Internet Options too.  IE 6.0.
>
> ??
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Are you using a proxy server?  If so, you've got to put this in the
> tools|internet options|connections|advanced LAN settings| exception box:
>
> localhost:49213
>
> Phil
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > I reviewed the archives and found the document talking about how to
> > reconfigure help
> > (ftp://service.software.ibm.com/as400/products/ad/wdt400/helpsys_d
> > iag.html)
> > but it was written by IBM.  I've tried all morning to decipher
> and use the
> > document to help me, but...  well...  I still can't get Help to
> work.  Not
> > from CodeEdit nor from my Start menu.
> >
> > I need some assistance getting help to work.  Can someone point me to a
> > straight-forward document written for those of us with only a bachelor's
> > degree?  (Not by a programmer - even though I am one...)
> >
> > Thanks.
> > Here's the particulars:
> >
> >   IBM WebSphere Development Tools for iSeries
> >   Version: V5R1M0
> >   Pathname: C:\WDT400\
> >   Installation Date: 3/25/2002
> >
> >   The following list gives the service and configuration levels
> >   of each installed product component:
> >
> >   Component: CODE/400
> >   Service Level: 5
> >
> >   Component: Distributed Debugger
> >   Version: 9
> >   Pathname: C:\IBMDEBUG
> >   Service Level: 1
> >
> >   Component: VisualAge for Java for Windows
> >   [Installed]
> >
> >   Component: Webfacing
> >   Service Level: 5
> >
> >   Component: Base
> >   Service Level: 5
> >
> >   Component: SDK
> >   Service Level: 5
> >
> >   Component: ET400
> >   Service Level: 0
> >
> >   Component: VisualAge for RPG
> >   Service Level: 5
> >
> >   Component: WebSphere Studio
> >   [Not Installed]
> >
> >   Component: NetQuestion
> >   Program Folder: C:\IMNNQ_2K
> >
> > Upgraded AS/400 OS to V5R1 on Saturday
> > PC OS: Windows 2000
> >
> >
> >
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