Hi,
I have downloaded the below three files to install RDz but I dont find
the FEKSETUP job to configure the Z/os end :
1) *IBM Rational Developer for System z with EGL V8.0.3 (Core) Multilingual
Multiplatform eAssembly (CRG26ML)*
*
*
*2) IBM Rational Developer for System z V8.0.3 Quick Start
Of
jagadishan perumal
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 4:34 AM
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Subject: IBM Rational Developer for System z with EGL V8.0.3 - Clarification
Hi,
I have downloaded the below three files to install RDz but I dont find the
FEKSETUP job to configure the Z/os end :
1) *IBM Rational
I asked Someone Who Would Know, and was told that it's an offering from a
different division than the one that offers the traditional zPDT. It seems to
have blindsided some folks (the usual IBM is many different companies
syndrome!). To qualify you have to have a System z CPU and license the
Redbooks about z/PDT
System z Personal Development Tool: Volume 1 Introduction and Reference,
SG24-7721-01
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247721.html?Open
System z Personal Development Tool: Volume 2 Installation and Basic Use,
SG24-7722-01
to z/OS.
Sure - I get the general idea, however ill-specified. But might it
even be the case that only development based on actually using the
desktop portion of IBM Rational Developer for System z with EGL or IBM
Rational Developer for System z with Java is permitted? GUI good -
green-screen bad
On 15 June 2010 01:14, Timothy Sipples timothy.sipp...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Tony Harminc writes:
The part that's not clear to me is that the Rational Developer for
System z Unit Test environment clearly supports multiple users, but it
sounds as though each user must have a separately licensed copy
want to use this single machine at the same time, which is
clearly a supported thing to do. The IBM Rational Developer for
System z Unit Test environment can be assigned to a single developer
in a small system configuration, or can support small-scale team
environment on a server platform.
How many
Tony Harminc writes:
The part that's not clear to me is that the Rational Developer for
System z Unit Test environment clearly supports multiple users, but it
sounds as though each user must have a separately licensed copy of the
prereq Rational Developer for System z. Is this a technical
Here's the link to the Rational Developer for System z Unit Test
announcement:
http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/rep_ca/4/897/ENUS210-194/ENUS210-194.PDF
The announcement lists all the relevant part numbers. They're available
worldwide. (Well, excluding a small number of countries such as North
On 13 June 2010 23:18, Timothy Sipples timothy.sipp...@us.ibm.com wrote:
...what does it mean when they say The Rational Developer for
System z Unit Test environment requires a copy of either Rational
Developer for System z with EGL or Rational Developer for System
z with Java to install
john_w_gilm...@msn.com (john gilmore) writes:
None of this is altruistic, but neither is it reprehensible. It is
business as usual. IBM has always repudiated the notion that it is an
eleemosynary organization.
recent post in a.f.c.
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2010j.html#34 Idiotic
About my contention that IBM's increasing intrusiveness is not malicious, that
it is instead a byproduct of its attempts at mainframe market segmentation,
Tony Harminc writes:
| I agree. Nonetheless I find the increasing intrusiveness
| annoying and fear the inevitable second order
Rational Developer
for System z with Java or IBM Rational Developer for System z with
EGL. And I don't know how much that costs.
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of computing you can do on your system. Sure wouldn't want any of that
robust development to happen on this box...
I'd want to read the fine print very carefully - for example, how long
do those z/OS licences last, and what does it mean when they say The
Rational Developer for System z Unit Test environment
of computing you can do on your system. Sure wouldn't want any of that
robust development to happen on this box...
I'd want to read the fine print very carefully - for example, how long
do those z/OS licences last, and what does it mean when they say The
Rational Developer for System z Unit Test
Tony Harminc wrote:
| And yet again IBM is trying to prescribe in ever more
| detail what kind of computing you can do on your
| system.
I do not think that is quite right. I don't think the intrusiveness is
intended. It is a byproduct.
What it seems to me that IBM is trying to do is
, June 11, 2010 12:27 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: IBM Rational Developer for System z
... It is business as usual. IBM has always repudiated the notion that it is
an eleemosynary organization.
John Gilmore Ashland, MA 01721-1817 USA
On 11 June 2010 13:27, john gilmore john_w_gilm...@msn.com wrote:
Tony Harminc wrote:
| And yet again IBM is trying to prescribe in ever more
| detail what kind of computing you can do on your system.
I do not think that is quite right. I don't think the intrusiveness is
intended. It is
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rdz/unit_test.html
zPDT development environment for MSRP of US $5,670.00 to run z/OS, compilers
(COBOL, PL/I, HLASM, C/C++), DB2, IMS, and CICS/TS on an x86. But it says it is
an add-on feature to IBM Rational Developer for System z with Java or IBM
Yes, the Rational Developer for System z Unit Test Feature should prove
quite useful to many developers. Here's some more information:
http://www.ibm.com/software/rational/cafe/community/cobol/rdzut
Another new option is the System z Solution Edition for Application
Development:
http
John Chase writes:
That's how I _had_ RDz running, but after 60 days it refused to start
unless I provided a product key for it. Our shop purchased only
enough keys for our applications folks to use it.
Just to clarify, when you order the CICS Service Flow Feature you should be
receiving one
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Timothy Sipples
John Chase writes:
That's how I _had_ RDz running, but after 60 days it refused
to start
unless I provided a product key for it. Our shop purchased only
enough keys for our applications folks
Just to lay out some more options
I previously posted here some information on a test drive that's now
available for Rational Developer for System z. If you'd like to use it a
couple times for 3 hours at a time, that might be an option.
If you are a CICS Transaction Server V3.x customer, you
Of Graham Hobbs
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 9:54 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Rational Developer for System z
Hello,
Acronyms first:
WDz = Websphere Developer for System z V7.0 RDz = Rational Developer for
System z V7.1
According to an IBM website 'With this new release WDz has been renamed
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Graham Hobbs
Hello,
Acronyms first:
WDz = Websphere Developer for System z V7.0 RDz = Rational
Developer for System z V7.1
According to an IBM website 'With this new release WDz has
been renamed to RDz
Well, if anybody's interested in an irrational developer, call me!
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-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Timothy Sipples
Just to lay out some more options
I previously posted here some information on a test drive
that's now available for Rational Developer for System z. If
you'd like to use it a couple times
#?
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Doc Farmer
Sent: Wed 6/4/2008 8:33 AM
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Subject: Re: Rational Developer for System z
Well, if anybody's interested in an irrational developer, call me
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of James Robinson
Graham:
We have installed and are currently testing r/DZ. There
are a couple of things that you should know:
1) The mainframe COBOL piece of r/DZ *requires* SCLM to
function. If
, June 03, 2008 9:54 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Rational Developer for System z
Hello,
Acronyms first:
WDz = Websphere Developer for System z V7.0 RDz = Rational Developer for
System z V7.1
According to an IBM website 'With this new release WDz has been renamed
to RDz
Hello,
Acronyms first:
WDz = Websphere Developer for System z V7.0
RDz = Rational Developer for System z V7.1
According to an IBM website 'With this new release WDz has been renamed to RDz'.
Have been out of the mainframe field (any field that is) for several years now,
looking to 'acquire
Hi,
The fee is to give you access to all of the middleware (and PC) software
that IBM makes. You get that access for 1 year, but any software you obtain
is yours even after the 1 year expires, although you can't upgrade it.
I think that you're probably going from an old version of the software
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