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wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/01/2006 07:40:29 AM: > > This part seems interesting: > > |New WDSC Lite technology preview provides a lightweight > edit/compile/debug |environment for developing native i5/OS applications > (256 MB of RAM is |recommended to operate effectively). > > So, does this mean we install less stuff, or install all of WDSC and > choose a run option that limits the amount of stuff being loaded into > memory ? The way it works is that you first run a normal full install of WDSC. They then have a process you can run locally that makes a second copy of WDSC that only contains the pieces needed to do native iSeries development -- RSE, LPEX etc... So, in terms of disk space, you actually have more installed then before, but in terms of running the application it should run and start faster and require a lot less memory. They have said in a future release they will have the install process let you pick the pieces you want so that you do not have to do the second step. Mark _____________________________________________________________________________ Scanned for SoftLanding Systems, Inc. and SoftLanding Europe Plc by IBM Email Security Management Services powered by MessageLabs. _____________________________________________________________________________
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