Re: hold the phone...

Post #189,360

1/7/05 8:46:07 PM

...after checking in on the date for this....looks like a brief delay.
Current tentative schedule is for February '05....still coming though
supposedly.

HTH,
Slugbug

Post #189,382

by djelimon

1/8/05 1:27:10 AM

Re: hold the phone...

Well, I hope you're correct.

The support guy said someone would be calling me back, even after the policy statement. Maybe a flag on the question?

Just for fun though, I think I'm going to look at the other thing in my wee hours.

Ta for the update

Post #189,519

by djelimon

1/9/05 7:58:45 PM

1/9/05 9:15:40 PM

Re: hold the phone...

One more thing...

after looking more closely, I realize now that my pet java guy was a bit of a wuss. The Jsch classes have no inherent swing/AWT components, but some interfaces to be implemented, which, in the examples, they do using swing/AWT. Rather than use the Jsch classes directly, he tried to make the examples work, the scp example being the easiest to do (thus harcoding). If only we knew about JNI back then, I could have done them all with RPG procedures, I'm thinking.

In short, he took the easiest way, he didn't want to do all that work (3 interfaces, this far, all with primitive data types and primitive parameter types - easy peasy, the rest is presentation/flash/bells/whistles...)

That's a thing I notice with SOME of these code-generator using types - don't like to get their hands dirty typing actual code :(. The JSCH classes are really all you need, I think. Now they come with ssh key generators too, and you can store the keys in a RDB (like DB2, for example) as characters. But the real trick is to implement the interfaces.

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Edited by djelimon Jan. 9, 2005, 08:35:24 PM EST

Edited by djelimon Jan. 9, 2005, 08:35:42 PM EST

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Post #189,533

by imric

1/9/05 9:50:22 PM

OT: I like your .sig!

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Imric's Tips for Living

Paranoia Is a Survival Trait
Pessimists are never disappointed - but sometimes, if they are very lucky, they can be pleasantly surprised...
Even though everyone is out to get you, it doesn't matter unless you let them win.

Nothing is as simple as it seems in the beginning,
As hopeless as it seems in the middle,
Or as finished as it seems in the end.

Post #189,661

by slugbug

1/10/05 8:39:15 PM

OT: Yes, I too like your .sig

Post #189,696

by cforde

1/10/05 10:34:32 PM

it's been said before

[link|http://www.slac.stanford.edu/pubs/confproc/rexx90/rexx90-008.html|Why REXX Died]

Notes:

"MFC" refers to Michael F. Cowlishaw, an IBM Fellow
"VM/SP" is Virtual Machine / System Product, a mainframe operating system
"SAA" is Systems Application Architecture, a set of design standards
"OS/2" is,..., you know what OS/2 is
"HLL" is High Level Language, ah, you probably knew that too
"SHARE" and "GUIDE" are user groups, they used to be separate, but now there's just [link|http://www.share.org/|SHARE]

Have fun,
Carl Forde

Post #189,698

by daemon

1/10/05 10:42:50 PM

problem was sales

here is your solution as400 now what application do you want to build?
here is 300 software solutions that solve your immediate problem, which platform does the one closest to your needs run on?
regards,
daemon

that way too many Iraqis conceived of free society as little more than a mosh pit with grenades. ANDISHEH NOURAEE
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Post #189,708

by broomberg

1/10/05 11:08:37 PM

I had to make a choice about a year ago

Needed to code a bit on our mainframe.
Language choices included REX, PL/I, COBOL, SAS, or QuickJob.
REX was nicer than the others, but no VSAM file access,
plus no local people who knew it. I ended up coding in PL/I.

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