RE: [WDSCI-L] Why are there Two Clients?

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Interesting - Here's what I have:

Start
     |----Programs
         |-----IBM Websphere Studio
             |-----Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iSeries 
5.1 (folder)
             |-----Site Developer (folder)
             |-----Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iSeries 5.1
             |-----Site Developer 5.1.1

This is one version back - it is not the latest, 5.1.2. At least at this 
version, the last 2 items are different. Site Developer opens up with a Web 
perspective and a Java perspective. And the RSE perspective is not 
available under Windows->Open Perspective->Other... -- it's not there at 
all. Also, they use separate workspaces.

So, in response to Mark Phippard's post, there is a difference between 
them. A person COULD take advantage of this, to segregate iSeries and 
non-iSeries development, maybe. But all the functionality of WSSD (or WSAD) 
is in WDSC. Therefore, why not stick with just the one?

I do not know if this is still the case for 5.1.2

Cheers
Vern

At 06:57 AM 10/15/2004, you wrote:
> Actually there is no program under "Start" "Programs" nor a shortcut on the
> desktop for WSSD.  I found it when I worked a tutorial that referred to the
> executable name "wssitedev.exe".  If I wasn't so darn curious I probably
> never would have noticed the Client itself, although I certainly would have
> noticed the bizarre directory layout.
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> No guarantees from me, but I think you could delete or move the shortcut
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> At 06:24 AM 10/15/2004, you wrote:
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> >Colin and Stu,
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> >Thanks.  I'll leave everything installed and try to make sure I never run
> >the wssd Client.  What I find particularly confusing is that I now see two
> >complete directory paths that are used - one for each Client.  Weird way
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