Re: 5799-PTL

http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas16c46d578069feff38625705e0067dffa&rs=110

This product can also be downloaded using the Internet.  For a list of 
"Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQs) about this product, go to the 
following Web site:
 
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/enable/site/porting/tools/faqs.html

The response to the first question indicates that the iSeries Tools for 
Developers product can be downloaded using link:

http://www.software.ibm.com 
 
Then, do the following:
1       Click on link to bring up a Software  screen.
2       Click on Trials and betas  (located on top left part of the 
screen) to bring a screen by that name.
3       Search on 5799PTL  in the Search by  field, and click on the 
Search  tab
4       Click on Released product:   iSeries Tools for Developers .  The 
following product description is shown:

iSeries Tools for Developers, 5799PTL, is a PRPQ product that contains 
various tools that aid in development, building, porting, and deployment 
of OS/400 and i5/OS applications. 
5       Click on Continue  listed at bottom 
6       Once signed in, click on Download  for download of a ZIP file and 
a Readme file  that has instructions on how to transfer the other file 
(after it is unzipped) to the IBM iSeries? family of servers system and 
how to install this product there.

hopefully this makes it thru:
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/preconfig.jsp?id=2004-08-18+12%3A25%3A25.057448R&S_TACT=104CBW71&S_CMP=&s=

http://tinyurl.com/gs9lq 
_____________________________
Bryan Dietz 
Aktion Associates 



midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 05/24/2006 01:13:02 PM:

-> Trying to install Lotus Enterprise Integrator on a V5R4 box running 
Domino 
-> 7.0.1.  Says I need product 5799-PTL  Programmer's Toolkit.  I am 
digging 
-> through old media boxes from previous versions of OS under the 
assumption 
-> that this product hasn't been upgraded in awhile and that an older 
version 
-> may be right for V5R4.
-> 
-> What is the current version of 5799-PTL?  I've spent the better part of 
an 
-> hour searching IBM's website and can't seem to come across an answer.
-> 
-> Rob Berendt