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Hi Justin,

The help returned by pressing F1 in CL is provided by a jtopen api. I
recommend that you open a PMR so that the problem can be routed to the
appropriate folks to have this resolved.

In the meantime, you can try pressing Ctrl+F1 to go to the web page for the
CL reference. In some versions of eclipse, this doesn't work properly as
you will see the help from the web page flash, only to be replaced by the
F1 help downloaded frm the iSeries (I'm still trying to get a workaround
for this issue). If that happens to you, try:
1. put cursor on line with command,
2. press Esc to go to editor command,
3. type:
action helpReference
4. Press Enter
This should link load the internet web page from the CL reference guide.
(you could also map this action to another key if you desired)

Hope that helps.

Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab



wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 04/10/2007 10:10:58 AM:

I may be doing wrong, but here goes...

I am editing a CLLE source member. I prompt the command (CHKOBJ in this
case). I press F1 to bring up the help to determine the message for
which I need to monitor. The help lists "Error messages - Unknown".
How do I list the messages from within WDSc?


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