Re: Newbie - all manner of problems -- CODE400-L

Thank, Evelyn. Those articles were my inspiration to try
this again. Got Jon and Susan's quickstart guide.

I solved a firewall problem, AFAIK. The 400 I am
connecting to is outside on the naked Internet, with a
LinkSys 8-port router in between me and it. Configured
forwarding so that the 400 can see me, only on port 4200.
> I don't know if this helps, but Jon Paris and Susan Gantner wrote a getting
> started with CODE-type article for our July issue. They also have a code
> quickstart guide, which you can download by following the link at the
> beginning of the article.
>
> http://www.eservercomputing.com/iseries/articles/index.asp?id=242
>
> Evelyn Hoover
> Managing Editor, eServer Magazine
> (507) 286-6853 T/L 456-6853
>
> Web site: http://www.eservercomputing.com
>
> All the world's a tiny bubble
> Floating inside, the truth--Paul McCartney
>
> ----- Forwarded by Evelyn Hoover/Rochester/Contr/IBM on 07/15/2002 12:35 PM
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> I've cross-posted this - I'll gladly take any replies on
> CODE400-L. Sorry, I'm desperate.
>
> I'm trying to get going with CODE. We just got the July
> refresh of WDT that has WebSphere Development Studio
> Client. I'm having fits. This thing is NOT intuitive and
> many things do not seem to work.
>
> 1. I made sure I have a distinct current library.
>
> 2. I installed the V4SP1 service pack.
>
> 3. When I try to use the non-STRCODE method and set up a
> server, add to its library list, and then start CODE
> Editor and open the server, I get <SERVER>*LIBL returned
> 0 items.
>
> 4. If I had used STRCODE, the libraries show up.
>
> 5. I don't like that there is no verifier for C source.
> Apparently.
>
> 6. When using "IBM WebSphere Studio Site Developer
> Advanced" the libraries show up, with either connection
> method. If I right-click a source member, there is an
> option to open with CODE Editor but it does nothing.
>
> 7. If I use the LPEX Editor, the function keys must not
> be defined, as in the CODE Editor. F9 does not go to a
> command line - yes, Virginia, there is a tab for that.
> Verify is not available for anything there, not even RPG.
>
> We basically don't use RPG or COBOL - what good is this
> junk? (Forgive me -- I've been struggling with this
> product for over 5 years, off and on.) Please help me to
> love it!!! Where is the real Getting Started that will
> lead me by the hand? And I hope I'm not this stupid! <g>
>
> For something that wants to be our universal development
> environment -- for now, no way, yet!
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