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Well, I got WDSCi 5.1, (story best left untold) and found I needed to be on Win 2000. I upgraded my PC and had W2000 installed. Took most of a day to install WDSCi. I transferred the DVDs to our PC file network server. I tried to click on a single install process. I found I needed to install WSSD first then WDSC, then install Code then found a PTF was missing. How can a PTF be missing, we just had IBM put on the latest cumes, why is not WDSCi SI08018 ptf part of the cume. I looked at downloading the PTFs. There are more than 10 separate zip files each with specific install instructions. Whatever happened to the concept of cume PTFs. After downloading the zips, I decided that I will let WDSC download the PTFs from the net. The good news, everything worked without crashing, except I got the occasional 'already in use' error that I ignored My suggestion, I would like as an option to be able to order on CD or DVD the LATEST version with ALL fixes applied, sure would save some time. 6 hours later my boss asks what we got for this effort. We can edit our source files I say. He looks at me and walks away. Are all Java applications this big. Is WDSCi 'just an editor'. I found this exercise as daunting as when I first installed LINUX. I try to be optimistic and see the positives but I find it hard to see me developing live production applications in Java when just the editor takes up 1G of disk. Soon I will be able to use the editor, just a few more upgrade checks and a PTF to burn and install hmmmm. Frank Kolmann Frank Kolmann To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx 31/12/03 10:06 AM cc: Subject: WDSC HELP needed. Installation and Education (Document link: Frank Kolmann) Thanks Vern and everyone for the help. Midrange.com is a magic place. I will regroup and obtain WDSC 5.1 It is a very difficult process for me to get this version as we have some Software maintenance but I am not sure what. When we upgraded to V5R2 we were given WDSC 4.0,this was about a year ago. For something touted as the bees knees why is it all so very hard, but maybe I have been spoilt all these years on S38s and AS400s and finally must face the 'real world' of computing. Frank Kolmann
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