I'm under the impression that CA has released a plug-in for Eclipse (and
WebSphere Developer for zSeries) that supports CA-Endevor.
For anything else you still have an option: the CARMA API in WDz. CARMA is
designed to let you configure WDz to work with an arbitrary source code
management system
ChangeMan ZMF 5.6 supports Websphere Developer for zSeries (aka WD4Z).
The target date for GA is Sept 8.
Al Slovacek
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I was listening to an IBM podcast on the mainframe, discussing how new
developers can easily get into host development through tools like WebSphere
Developer For zSeries. Does anyone on this list use that product? If so, do you
like it? How did/does it fit into your existing development
Hello Michael,
we are looking at this product.
I know it will work with IBM's SCLM.
I have been told it does not work with Serena's ChangeMan at this time.
I believe the same was true of CA-Endevor.
As I understand it, the WD4z product grew from Eclypse and the Rational
Developer IDEs.
And WebSphere Developer for zSeries is a Passport Advantage product, so
you will receive volume discounts depending on how much other IBM software
you buy. If your company has a mainframe chances are pretty good you'll
have a nice Passport Advantage discount.
Another thing to keep in mind
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If you have CICS TS 3.1 - you get one WDfZ for free, even upgrade to it
for
free from preceeding WSED .
Shmuel Koller
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Hi,
Can anyone give me a idea of the cost of IBM WebSphere Developer for
zSeries V6.0.1?
Thanks,
Craig
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Hi,
Can anyone give me a idea of the cost
Thanks John, I agree, that's too much for us also.
Craig
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You know, I have never quite comprehended the rationale behind charging
more for a floating license than for a static user license. I mean, you could
make a weak argument that the customer could get more use out of the product
with a floating license by exactly the scenario you
Subject: WebSphere Developer for zSeries V6.0.1 Cost?
Hi,
Can anyone give me a idea of the cost of IBM WebSphere Developer for
zSeries V6.0.1?
Thanks,
Craig
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Just available: a two-day course in support of IBM's
product known as WebSphere Developer for zSeries
(WD/z for short, unofficially).
This course is a thorough introduction in how to use
WD/z for creating and maintaining classic z/OS
applications (batch, TSO, IMS, DB2, CICS) in any
Friends
Some of you know how to tell me where I can finds Redbooks for installation
of WebSphere Developer for zSeries WDZ v6.0
Thank you very much
Atts.
Helio Jose da Silva
Departamento Software Basico
Banco Rural S
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Price fixing is illegal in many
states and countries, including the United States.
Bought any gasoline lately?
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Subject: Re: Ordering WebSphere Developer for zSeries
snip
1. That's fantasy^H^H^H^H^H^H^H list price
IT budget to
death: nobody is in the mood for single big expenditures. And here it
doesn't make sense anyway.
For mainframe Java development you can visit http://www.eclipse.org and
download the Eclipse Workbench at no charge. This is the same
workbench
found at the root of WebSphere Developer
Putting on my IBM hat here...have you looked at WebSphere
Developer for
zSeries (aka WSED)? With that, you have the option of doing
COBOL, PL/I, or
Assembler development locally on the workstation
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I tried looking at WSED, but I cannot figure out how to get a simple
price. I
Thanks for the link. For us, the price is simply too great. I won't go
into detail, but at a cost of $7,000 ($5,500 WSED + $1,500 EGL) per
programmer, that is way too expensive. That is, given the management
mind set around here (Windows Everywhere!!!). We have about 70
programmers. All of whom
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