Re: And one more thing (was I'm finally a CODE newby)

To add, I start with the CODE Project Organizer - the new Java-based
interface is just not ready enough, IMO and for my needs. So I either start
from the CODE Projects folder that'll appear on your desktop, or got to
Start->Run... and type in CODEPROJ and press Enter. It uses fewer resources
on your PC, too.

What is called subsetting in PDM is called filters in CODE and gave me fits
for a while, but finally are manageable.

Vern

At 01:49 PM 11/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:

I use VPN - no problem. I DO find that it is best to start the CODE server
on a 400 session - the other way has given me too many fits. The command
is STRCODE, and it works well to have the command resolve your IP address
(one of the parameters).

I'm both a newbie and a many-times-frustrated many-times-attempted-user.
But we are using it now, and it has some nice benefits.

There are a couple very excellent tutorials. Go to
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ad/wdt400/education/course_downloads.html
and look around. You will want to get the codelab.sav and codelabadm.sav
items first, to install on your iSeries. For CODE and the debugger (which
is really quite nice) there are versions both for the older client (WDT
v5.1) and the newer client (WDSC v4.0). There are presentation foils, as
well as labs. Very helpful.

HTH

Vern

At 10:51 AM 11/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:

I guess I should ask one more thing.

I connect to this as/400 from home through a VPN.  I have not tried to
connect from code yet.

if I can connect via tcpip / 5250 telnet from home will code connect with
no problem too?  does it use different ports that may not be open to me
from home?

please keep in mind, i'm 'networking challenged'

thanks

rick