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by Jack Pickell, news editor
Your input needed
I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I recently joined the search400 team as news editor. It's been fun so far -- getting to know the iSeries market and following the news that affects you, the users. From security concerns and management issues to the future of the platform, there's plenty going on. But I need your help. I'd like to find out exactly what news topics YOU are most interested in reading about. The more I talk with iSeries users, the better our coverage can be. So please don't hesitate to e-mail me anytime at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and tell me what trends and issues you feel need to be better covered on search400. And don't pull any punches -- I'm tough. |
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V5R1 and you
by Michelle Davidson, site editor
More people are getting their hands on and using OS/400 V5R1. Here are some tips, articles and expert advice to help you with your implementation. Some of those include programmer advice for using the OS and how V5R1 affects WebSphere.
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Featured Expert: Richard Belles, iSeries 400 Technical Specialist, Dimensional Insight Inc.
Categories:Systems Management
Richard will answer your questions on systems management, including administration and technical support.
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| This Week: In the forums |
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Installation tips for CA Express
One user writes, "How can I install CA/400 Express so that all users who log in to an NT Client Workstation can use the same configuration? Does it matter how the registry settings get populated in order to configure the application?"
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Java on the iSeries
This person needed to know how to create a Java program and compile it on an iSeries. Fortunately, several were able to offer some help, including a sample program.
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Status messages help users get through long jobs
If you have users who run long jobs, chances are you have a problem with those users canceling jobs midway -- because they think the systems is hung up -- and then trying to rerun the job. All they probably need is a status update to assure them that everything is OK. This tip from site expert Tim Granatir shows you how you can create and use status messages to ease their mind, as well as make your job easier. |
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