Re: iSeries project, CoDE designer, changes not recognized

WOOHOO!!!  That's a welcome enhancement request!! 


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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On Behalf Of Kushal Munir
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 12:47 PM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] iSeries project, CoDE designer, changes not
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Hi Adam,

To answer your first question, right click on your project, source file
or
source member and select Refresh before pushing changes. Code Designer
is
an "external" editor to WDSC and changes made using an external editor
do
not show up as a change in the Eclipse environment unless you do a
refresh.

I don't believe there is a way to exclude certain source members if you
generate COMPILE.CLLE. You can choose to stop generating the
COMPILE.CLLE
member by going to the project properties (right click project, select
Properties). Go to the iSeries Build properties page. The CL Program
build
style should be selected. Click on Configure..., and deselect the option
to
automatically generate COMPILE.CLLE. You can now change the file
yourself
and it won't be changed before a build is submitted, but you will have
to
keep it up to date manually as you make changes to your project.

I'll add the option to exclude source members from the build member to
our
enhancement request database.

Cheers,

Kushal Munir
Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab, 8200 Warden Ave., Markham, ON
Phone: (905) 413-3118        Tie-Line: 969-3118
Email: kmunir@xxxxxxxxxx



 

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Good afternoon everyone,

I use the iSeries Projects perspective occasionally, mostly to keep
track
of what I need to install when making changes that affect many objects.
I
have two questions about the use of this perspective - with luck someone
who uses it regularly will have found a solution to my problems.  I
found
some interesting info about iSeries Projects in the archive, but nothing
directly applicable here.

1.  Suppose I have a DDS file in the project, open it in CoDE Designer,
add a field to the display, add code to my RPG to fill/check the field,
then close code designer and then submit a build to test the changes.
At
the 'Push Changes' step, the RPG gets pushed but the DDS does not.
Anyone
know of a way to get these changes to be noticed by WDSC?

2.  Does anyone know of a way to tweak the 'Generate compile command'
action to exclude certain members?  I'd like to avoid having to delete
the
compile commands that get generated for RPG copy members.  I tried
putting
the members in QCPYSRC instead of QRPGLESRC, but to no avail.

Adam
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