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RAD and wsed work's fine BUT    HATS?

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Uzytkownik "Vitor Sampaio" <vsampaio@global-seguros.pt> napisal w wiadomosci
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> Boas
>
> RAD and wsed work's fine BUT    HATS?
>

HATS doesn't work on linux :-(
I read it, didn't you ?


PS. Webpshere doesn't work on mdk 10.1, maybe on suse or redhat
works, I din't try. But i'm really sad, that Websphere and mdk is
incompatible.

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MICHKR wrote:
> Uzytkownik "Vitor Sampaio" <vsampaio@global-seguros.pt> napisal w wiadomos
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> news:d6l0gr$490q$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
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> HATS doesn't work on linux :-(
> I read it, didn't you ?
>
>
> PS. Webpshere doesn't work on mdk 10.1, maybe on suse or redhat
> works, I din't try. But i'm really sad, that Websphere and mdk is
> incompatible.
>
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YES, I read that.

BUT is to believe?

OR just kidding we us.

Another thing is that whebsphere developer for z/OS don't work in LINUX
( next release of WSED 5.1.2)

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Uzytkownik "Vitor Sampaio" <vsampaio@global-seguros.pt> napisal w wiadomosci
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> MICHKR wrote: 
> YES, I read that.
>
> BUT is to believe?
>
> OR just kidding we us.
>
> Another thing is that whebsphere developer for z/OS don't work in LINUX
> ( next release of WSED 5.1.2)

When running HATS applications on a UNIX platform, the DISPLAY environment

must be set correctly for display terminal support. HATS applications
require

access to the X server which specifies access with the DISPLAY environment

variable. If it does not have access, the display terminal will not display.

To set the DISPLAY environment variable type the following command where

hostname is the hostname or IP address of the system where the X server is

running:

export DISPLAY=hostname:0

On the system where the X server is running it may be necessary to enable
access

control so that the client can connect. The xhost command is used to set
access

controls. The xhost command must be run on the console of the system where
the

X server is running. It cannot be done remotely.

To enable access control so that clients from any host can connect to the X
server,

type the following command:

xhost +

To enable access control so that only a certain client can connect to the X
server,

type the following command where hostname is the hostname or ip address of
the

client:

xhost + hostname

To enable access to see the display terminal when running on WebSphere

Application Server V6.0 in the WebSphere Administrative Console change the

Generic JVM arguments located under Application servers > servername >

Process Definitions > Java Virtual Machine from:

-Djava.awt.headless=true

to

-Djava.awt.headless=false

The default value is set to true which suppresses the display.

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