Re: iSphere In Da House. Check Dis Out.

Jim,

seems that there are more people who are using individual created filter
pools than I thought. I will see what I can do.

Frank




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Von: WDSCI-L [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Jim
Essinger
Gesendet: Dienstag, 16. September 2014 19:24
An: Rational Developer for IBM i / Websphere Development Studio Client for
System i & iSeries
Betreff: Re: [WDSCI-L] iSphere In Da House. Check Dis Out.

Frank,

How does this work with Filter Pools? I have 15 to 20 filter pools that I
use all the time, but it seems that I can only select one of the pools at a
time in the management tool to export to the repository.

I would like to be able to select all the pools, and their associated
filters strings to archive or restore.

Jim

On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 7:13 AM, Frank Hildebrandt <
frank.hildebrandt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yo mama, how cool is this?

I know a lot of people who are spending a lot of time in creating filters
for the Remote Systems Explorer. But what if your workspace is corrupted
and
you have to create a new one? Recreating all the filters can be a time
consuming thing. Or you have installed RDi on a computer in your office

and

at home and you want to synchronize your filters. Or you just want to

share

your filters with your colleagues. RDi has a feature to export and import

a

whole connection. But here you have to take everything or nothing.

With the new feature iSphere RSE Filter Management this task will be as
simple as possible. You can export single or all filters from your
workspace
to a repository (XML File). You can import single or all filters from a
repository to your workspace. The filters in the workspace and in the
repository will be provided by iSphere in four separate areas.

* Filters only in workspace.
* Filters only in repository.
* Filters in workspace and in repository with different type or filter
string.
* Filters in workspace and in repository with equal type and filter

string.

In the areas you can define actions for the filters you want to perform.
The
actions are.

* Push to workspace.
* Push to repository.
* Delete from workspace.
* Delete from repository.
* Delete from both.

After defining all actions for the specific filters you have to perform

the

actions and the changes will be applied. That's all.

For the future we have plans to provide a similar feature for Compile
Commands and User Actions. So keep listening on this channel.

Another new feature in this release is "Search For Updates". When this
feature is activated you get notified if a new iSphere version is
available.
You can turn this on or off in the iSphere Preferences. By default this is
turned on. This new release contains also some bug fixes.

So what are you waiting for? Get the new iSphere and have fun.

PS : When you click on "Files" at the iSphere Project Home there is also a
PDF document describing all the features of iSphere.

The iSphere Project Home
========================

http://sourceforge.net/projects/isphere/

The iSphere Project Owners
==========================

Frank Hildebrandt
Task Force IT-Consulting GmbH
www.taskforce-it.de

Thomas Raddatz
TOOLS/400
www.tools400.de

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