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While you cannot see the AS400 in Network Neighborhood,
you can still map drives and printer to the AS400. Windows 2000 uses a
different browse announcement than win9x/NT and cannot see the AS400.
Thank YOU M$. There are PTFs to update Netserver for support with
Win2ooo. Get the latest cume, Hipers, and TCP ptf packages installed and
you should have visibility once again, on 4.4 that is. I do not know about
prior releases.
Christopher K.
Bipes mailto:ChrisB@Cross-Check.com
Sr. Programmer/Analyst mailto:Chris_Bipes@Yahoo.com
CrossCheck,
Inc. http://www.cross-check.com
6119 State Farm Drive Phone: 707 586-0551 x
1102
Rohnert Park CA 94928
Fax: 707 586-1884
If consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, only
geniuses work here. Karen Herbelin - Readers Digest 3/2000
I
recently upgraded all of our PCs from Windows 95/ 98s to Windows 2000 and can
no longer see our AS/400 in Network Neighborhood. Does anyone know why
this is and how it can be fixed?? We are running
TCP/IP.
Thanks.
Stacy
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Stacy L. Lampman
Lawlor
Consultants Ltd.
email: slampman@lcl-ltd.com <mailto:slampman@lcl-ltd.com>
web:
www.lcl-ltd.com <http://www.lcl-ltd.com>
voice: (631) 474-5011 ext.
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Why do you call that risky, M$ has done the
very same thing since DOS 6.
Hello William,
I'm happy you
had no problems installing it. Some of us have experienced it, and
finally gave up. IBM has taken a direction that is pretty
risky. They entered the PC market with products that they aren't
finished developing. They expected the customers to tell them what's
wrong with it and what's missing, but they're missing a point there,
they're not asking the right questions to the right people. (see news400's
august article :http://www.as400network.com/resources/artarchive/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=7750).
The point is
they have put CODE/400 on the market before it was finished. They
had put only the tools that everybody need. I've heard it was
written in smalltalk, and that was one of the major cause why it is so
slow. But they will release a new version that is supposed to be
faster, and more reliable. Written in C/C++, it is supposed to be
the next step to a Full windoze interface for AS400 developers. As
I'm writing this, there are no more CODE/400 on my workstation. I
had to format my HDD to completely erase the references to the VARPG's
Java toolbox for as400. Or else I have to set the classpath in each
execution of a Java class to avoid a "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException"
error.
All this to
say, don't despair, there will come a new world of drags, drops and clicks
for the AS400. Will it be for good? who knows?
Pascal Bellerose
Programmeur-analyste / Software developer
pascal.bellerose@progisys.com
PROGISYS inc.
Téléphone /
Telephone : (418) 871-4880
Télécopieur
/ Fax :
(418) 871-0486
Site internet / Website
: www.PROGISYS.com
Courriel / E-mail
:
progisys@progisys.com
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