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Paul,
The IFS shell support in WDSc requires JDK 1.3.x or higher to be installed
on the iSeries and it looks like you are using JDK 1.2.x (or lower). For
OS/400: JDK 1.3 is option 5 of 5722-JV1 (Develper Kit for Java). You can
install more than one JDK on the iSeries, if you have JDK 1.3 installed it
is used by default so you don't have to remove the JDK 1.2 version you
already have installed, just make sure no one else is using it : )
Don Yantzi
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: (905) 413-4476
IBM internal: IBMCA(yantzi) - Internet: yantzi@xxxxxxxxxx
"Paul Pendleton"
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I get an error when I try to perform this function. The error is:
java.lang.noSuchMethodError : exec etc...
It would not allow me to copy this error so I could paste into here. I
wasn't sure which log file had the error if any. The .log file did not
have
it. Of course I may have been looking at the wrong .log file.
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> The "Search" located on the main menu bar in WDSC doesn't support remote
> IFS searching. To go to the remote commands view, select the "IFS
Files"
> subsystem object, right-mouse-click->"Launch Shell".
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> I am actually using the "Search" located on the main menu bar in WDSC. I
> select search and then file. This brings up a dialogue where you can tie
> to
> a resource, workspace, or working set for the scope of the search. I
have
> an IFS filter defined. I select that as my resource to use and try to
> perform the search. It searches but only the top level folder. I may
not
> have to select a resource that is just the last thing I tried to get it
to
> work.
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> Where is the remote commands view? I am having trouble finding it. Is
it
> located somewhere in the RSE? I'll keep looking thanks for the idea.
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> > Which search utility are you using? Is this the local workspace
search
> or
> > are you searching on a remote host? On the remote host are you
> searching
> > the QSYS or IFS? If you need to search the contents of files in the
> IFS,
> > although this is fairly loosely integrated, you could use the "grep"
> > command from a shell in the Remote Commands view. For example, you
could
> > type "grep -n <pattern> <file pattern>". The integrated shell
inteprets
> > grep output so that you can double-click on a line of output to jump
into
> > the associated source in an editor.
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> > Does anyone know how to get the search utility to search through the
> > subfolders? We have an intranet site where we have quite a few
net.data
> > macros(do not make fun all of you java programmers) :-) We need to
> search
> > through the files for certain strings.
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> > If the search utility does not do this then this needs to be an added
> > feature, just for me!
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