Updated Java version to Java8 as used by RDi 9.5.
<meta charset="UTF-8"> Hi Rob, I do not know whether or not there are books for self-educating on how to write Eclipse plug-ins. But the Jcrcmds plug-in may help you getting started. You can download the source code from: https://sourceforge.net/p/jcrcmds/code/HEAD/tree/ (Download Snapshot) Or you may install the "Subclipse" plug-in to checkout the source code from the SourceForge SVN repository. By the way that is an important thing for me. Use a repository to store your source code. It is very...
Hi Rob, I do not know whether or not there are books for self-educating on how to write Eclipse plug-ins. But the Jcrcmds plug-in may help you getting started. You can download the source code from: https://sourceforge.net/p/jcrcmds/code/HEAD/tree/ (Download Snapshot) Or you may install the "Subclipse" plug-in (Eclipse MArketplace) to checkout the source code from the SourceForge SVN repository. By the way that is an important thing for me. Use a repository to store your source code! It is very helpful...
Updated build properties.
Hi Thomas -- I’m looking to develop a plugin for RDi with features similar to the JCRCMDS plugin. It would pass in a highlighted section of code, run an RPG program on the iSeries, and then download the changed code. I can’t seem to find any information whatsoever about developing plugins for RDi. Can you point me in the right direction? Is there a way I can load the code for the JCRCMDS plugin in RDi and use it as an example? Are there any books on this topic? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,...
Added sample screenshots.
You are welcome. For conversion issues, please contact Craig. I just did the plug-in.
Thanks Thomas, I had assumed that it would work that way but in my experiments the context menu item did not show up. I tested again this morning and I can find it and it works. Don' t know why I missed it but ... the screen shots are a good idea anyway. Thabnks.
Hi Jon, There is no documentation available for the JCRCMDS plug-in. First you need to load a source member into the Lpex editor. Then use the context menu to find "JCRCMDS -> Convert all" and "JCRCMDS -> Convert selection". Then the plug-in uploads the source member to the host using the work file specified on the preferences page and executes the JCRHFD command. At the end of the conversion process, the plug-in downloads the converted source lines to the PC and updates the source member in the...
Initial import.
Initial import.
Added launch configurations.
I have JCRCMDS installed on my system. I installed this plugin - but all I can see of it is a preference page. I cannot find any contenxt menus or any other way of invoking any of the commands. Is there a doc page somewhere that I have missed?
I have JCRCMDS installed on my system. I installed this plugin - but all I can see of it is a preferecne page. I cannot find any contenxt menus or any other way of inoking any of the commands. Is there a doc page somewhere that I have missed?
I resolved the issue once I installed from: http://jcrcmds.sourceforge.net/eclipse/rdi8.0/ Installing the Plug-In From the main menu in RDi, select "Help > Install New Software..." to enter the "Install" dialog. Drag-and-drop the URL of the update site or copy and paste it into the "Work with:" field: http://jcrcmds.sourceforge.net/eclipse/rdi8.0/ RDi: Install new software Then select the options you want to install, press the [Next] button and follow the instructions given on the following page...
I resolved the issue once I installed from: http://jcrcmds.sourceforge.net/eclipse/rdi8.0/
Getting an error in RDi when trying to install from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrcmds/files/ 'Installing Software' has encountered a problem. An error occurred while collecting items to be installed session context was:(profile=IBM Software Delivery Platform com.ibm.sdp.eclipse.ide, phase=org.eclipse.equinox.internal.p2.engine.phases.Collect, operand=, action=). Artifact not found: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrcmds/files/plugins/com.jcrcmds.base_1.0.0.b002.jar. https://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrcmds/files/plugins/com.jcrcmds.base_1.0.0.b002.jar...
I uploaded version 1.0.3.r, which fixes the problem of a freezing RDi.
Uploaded version 1.0.3.r.
Uploaded version 1.0.3.r.
Fixed compile error for WDSC 7.0.
Fixed launches for WDSC 7.0.
Fixed NullPointerException.
Updated setup manual.
Added launches for JCRCMDS (Languages: en/de).
Changed classpath settings to use Java 1.5.
Prepared building v1.0.3.
Fixed freezing of RDi when converting source lines.
Exported the logging procedures of the base plug-in.
Fixed plug-in IDs.
The attached version of JCRHFDR also fixes the F-Spec issue. Given that I understood Craig correctly, there should be a new version of his utilities available on his web page.
I am closer to understanding the problem. But I do not yet know how to fix it. It seems to be a timing problem inside RDi 9.5.
I uploaded v1.0.2, which uses a progress monitor to report the status of the conversion. Maybe that helps to locate the step where the problem occurs. Internally the plug-in uses the same code to replace the source lines and I am still not able to reproduce the problem. Can you provide a sample source that reproduces the problem? For the second problem (file-definition conversion), please contact Craig. I only do the plug-in and not the converter. You may also try to replace JCRHFDR with the attached...
Tagged version 1.0.0.
Tagged version 1.0.2.
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Uploaded version 1.0.2.r
Replaced SubMonitor with JCRSubMonitor to become compatible with WDSC (Eclipse 3.2).
Replaced SubMonitor with JCRSubMonitor to become compatible with WDSC (Eclipse 3.2).
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Uploaded version 1.0.1.r
Added progress monitor.
The last days and weeks I tried to convert some sources. I found out, that the problem with the freezes only happen when I use "Convert all". "Convert selection" works mostly without freazes. Even when I select everything and then use "Convert selection" it works fine. This is a good workaround. In this context I found out, that "Convert selection" doesn't always work as desired. For example my test source from above: H main(Main) FTEST IF E K DISK qualified F usropn DTEST_KEY DS likerec(test.teata:*key)...
There is no time to further investigate the problem for the next two weeks. But then I am going to try finding the problem again. Mit AquaMail Android http://www.aqua-mail.com gesendet Am 20. Juni 2017 18:37:20 schrieb "Ottersberg" ottersberg@users.sf.net: Yes also with other libraries. Can't say much. Only what I already said: No error message. Best it works with recent started RDi and not existing QJCRHFD-File. With QTEMP I don't have to delete the QJCRHFD-File anymore. Don't know how I can give...
Yes also with other libraries. Can't say much. Only what I already said: No error message. Best it works with recent started RDi and not existing QJCRHFD-File. With QTEMP I don't have to delete the QJCRHFD-File anymore. Don't know how I can give more details to this error.
I am not sure whether or not Craig monitors this forum. I suggest that you send him an email asking the question again.
That is strange, because it did never freeze for me. Does it also freeze with a library different from QTEMP?
QTEMP works now. But RDi still freazes with the second call. Independently, is this forum only for the plugins or also for the JCRCMDS-Tools itself?
Uploaded version 1.0.0.r.
The QTEMP problem has been fixed with the current version 1.0.0.r.
The problem has been fixed with the current version 1.0.0.r.
Uploaded version 1.0.0.r