Well, that at least is good news. That means my fixes didn't break
anything...... :-)
I am not an Ant expert so I can't give you much command line
instruction. I use Eclipse and then when it comes time to build
something I just right click the build.xml file and chose run, build
option 2. I use the "All" target in Ant to rebuild the whole project
and I am done (unless I get an error).
Not sure what -DSSL=true parameter is but, I am not an Ant command line
guy.....just a "point and click" guy....
Pete
Richard Houston wrote:
Yip, that works with out issue. I wonder what I am doing wrong. I compile
with ant -DSSL=true run. Any ideas?
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On Thu, July 21, 2005 2:13 pm, Pete Helgren wrote:
Richard,
Any chance to try the jar? Just curious....
Pete
Richard Houston wrote:
Thanks Pete,
I'll let you know as soon as I get any info.
What JDK are you using? Just for my own reference.
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On Fri, July 15, 2005 1:37 pm, Pete Helgren wrote:
I tried that and it works fine in Linux so I am not sure what is
going on at your end..
I will attach the .jar I am using. See if it makes any difference
for you.
Pete
Pete Helgren wrote:
Hmmm...
That WAS what I was seeing before I tweaked the code. I am not
seeing that now. The first problem I saw was the start of the
default session and then the code was skipping the first "last view"
session in the list. I was running it in Eclipse, however, so I
could debug it. So, I'll rebuild the jar and stuff it over into my
Linux
partition and run it from there. I have some issues with Eclipse in
Linux
because I share the workspace between Windows and Linux and neither
side is happy with the other so I might have to do some work to
debug the code running in Linux if I see the same problem in Linux.
Meanwhile, Kenneth may get a chance to review what I did. I admit
not not knowing all the subtleties of tn5250j from a programming
perspective so I might have missed something that Kenneth will
catch.
Pete
Richard Houston wrote:
Thanks Pete,
K I am still having an issue, I checked out a fresh copy of
tn5250j, removed my .tn5250 Dir and started fresh.
Compiled with Linux and sun JDK1.4.2_08 using ant -DSSL=true run.
Then I setup my connections and connect twice. I now have 2
session to the same machine in two tabs sitting on the login
screen. I then check of the save last session and click apply from
the connections window. Close down TN and reopen it with Java -jar
tn5250j.jar. I then see one tab marked -s. I open my session file
and find "emul.view =-s null". I then edited the emul.view to
emul.view=-s traf , the name assigned to the connection I setup in
the connections window. Relaunch TN and get one tab
marked as -s, same as the first run. When I view the sessions file
the emul.view is set back to emul.view=-s null.
Very strange. Any ideas?
Thanks
Rich
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On Fri, July 15, 2005 8:43 am, Pete Helgren wrote:
I just committed the changes and I did test the start with
default and it seems to work.
Let me know what you think.
Pete
Kenneth Pouncey wrote:
Pete
As long as the start default still works I see no problem at
all in committing this. Once it is committed I will test it
tonight to see if what I normally do works as well. Will also
test a default setup as well.
Again thank you very much for the analysis and the fix.
Regards
Kenneth
Pete Helgren wrote:
OK!
I found a couple of things that might be causing the
problem. Kenneth, you can check my assumptions before I
update CVS with my changes.
These two changes start at around line 348 in My5250.java
1. There is a startNewSession(); there even before we
start to iterate through the specific sessions retrieved. I
think that will just start a default session (not sure where
it gets it from). 2. We start the sessions stored in the
vector (os400_sessions) at
1 rather than 0. That skips the first session that was
configured.
I commented out the startNewSession() and then changed the
for loop to start at 0 rather than 1.
That took care of my problems. Do you want me to commit
those changes?
Pete
Pete Helgren wrote:
Is this version from a clean check out of CVS today?
Not today. I pulled from CVS and built my jar before
Kenneth
had finished the patch for the splash screen. I could
rebuild again since I updated last night but there is
enough weirdness going on that I am going to run in debug
and see if I can figure this out on my own.
I am pretty busy right now but I might get a chance to
look at this later today.
Pete
Richard Houston wrote:
Pete,
Is this version from a clean check out of CVS today?
Just wondering.
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On Thu, July 14, 2005 9:38 am, Pete wrote:
Originally this wasn't working for me but now it is.
However,
when one of the sessions starts, it still shows the
-s.
For
example:
These are both active sessions but the system name on
the first session shows as -s.
It may have something to do with how the sessions are
initially saved. Where is the information about the
"last
view" stored. I can clear that info then re-test (or
debug) the program.
Pete
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