Re: Code newby revisited...

[Jim Essinger <esinger@xxxxxxxx>]

Rick,

The way I work mine, I issue a strcode command on a 5250 display to have an
interactive named server running. I use the interactive server so that I
can easily change the library list on the fly before submitting
compiles.   In fact, I use a couple.   One named "JIM" and one named
"DEBUG"  I use the "JIM" server to pass code from PDM to the editor, and to
submit compiles.  The command for the editor is slightly different from
V4R5 to V5Rx if I remember correctly.  My command for user option 'CE'
looks like this on V5R2;

/* Evoke Code/400 in Edit Mode */ CALL PGM(QDEVTOOLS/EVFCFDBK) PARM('37'
'Y' 'JIM' '<LOCAL> CODEEDIT "<>&L/&F(&N)"')

It uses the code server named "JIM" to pass the source to the editor.


When starting the server my command is;

STRCODE <SERVERNAME> <PCNAME>.

The server name is JIM and the pc name is what my computer is know as on
the system or the IP address in single quotes. I have never had to use the
userid and password.

> Phil <sublime78ska> said, in part:
> > work (where the as400 is) I use a combination of PDM and Code.  I compile
> > everything via PDM, I launch CODE from PDM, I use PDM as my work bench.
>
> How do you launch code from pdm?   STRCODCMD?  could you post a sample pdm
> user defined option?
>
> Do you have to issue a STRCODE first?  I've tried that:
>
> STRCODE RMTLOCNAME(*RESOLVE) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP)
> PORT(*DFT) USERID(myuser) PASSWORD(******)
>
> but my PC issues a dialog box rejecting the command.  (Connection from
> system '<ip address of 400>' has been ended by the daemon.  CODE userid
> 'myuserid' is not allowed to connect.
>
> Thanks again
>
> rick
----------------------------------------------------------

Jim Essinger
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Student Loan Fund of Idaho
PO Box 730
Fruitland, ID 83619
208-452-4058
esinger@fmtc.com

------------------------------------------------------------