Re: iSphere In Da House. Check Dis Out.

["Frank Hildebrandt" <frank.hildebrandt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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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