Re: Arcad's 5250 plug-in

Right-click over a *pgm object (in RSE), Arcad command, Parameters, Auto
Connection, Create. It will then give you instructions on how to enter your
userid and password, and how to stop the macro.
Apparently, you don't need to create the Auto Connection macro though - if
you click ok on the message, it just brings you to a signon screen.

Carmen

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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Arcad's 5250 plug-in

Ok. I changed the name of our connection. The host name was already the raw
IP address. I exited WDSC and reopened. Now I get the message:

"Create an auto connection macro with the help of the Auto Connection
option.
Reason: No auto connection macro"

Where is this option?
Thanks,
Debbie





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Are you guys by any chance using an alias specified in your hosts file?
If so, try using an RSE connection that uses the raw IP address of the
box....that did the trick for me...

Austin, Mark wrote:

Cole Gantz wrote on 07/05/2007 15:35:06:

I've installed the plug-in and I'm trying to use it and I'm getting an

error saying to verify my telnet connection. Anyone having the same
problem?

Hi,

I'm having exactly the same problem. I've tried telnet from a dos
command window and it works fine. Anyone got any ideas?

Mark Austin
IT Consultant
Universal Music Publishing International