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    Default Setting up library list for Webfacing

    Hello all: I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to convert a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the log which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is "File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the library list? From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how do I change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? Thanks, Tony Hutcheson

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    You can set up an initial libaray list for your userid by changing the initial library list in the jobd specified in your userid. Mike Tony Hutcheson wrote: >Hello all: > >I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to convert >a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the log >which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is > >"File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." > >This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the library >list? > >From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how do I >change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, >where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the >project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? > >Thanks, >Tony Hutcheson > > -- Mike Hockings, P.Eng. WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory hockings@ca.ibm.com

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    Default Setting up library list for Webfacing

    We considered doing that, and we may still (in which case I will have to get with my system admin because I am inexperienced with that sort of stuff), but we thought that the lib list might be set another way. I read through other posts that made me think a CL could work in this instance. We have the situation where different library lists would be required for different conversions/calls. In addition, if we did set the lib list through the user profile, would the user profile of every person that wants to use the webfaced apps have to have their lib list set the same way? or is it only for the conversion that the lib list has to be set? --Tony "M.Hockings" wrote in message news:3CFF93B4.9090806@ca.ibm.com... > You can set up an initial libaray list for your userid by changing the > initial library list in the jobd specified in your userid. > > Mike > > Tony Hutcheson wrote: > > >Hello all: > > > >I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to convert > >a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the log > >which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is > > > >"File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." > > > >This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the library > >list? > > > >From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how do I > >change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, > >where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the > >project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? > > > >Thanks, > >Tony Hutcheson > > > > > > -- > Mike Hockings, P.Eng. > WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! > IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory > hockings@ca.ibm.com > >

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    Default Setting up library list for Webfacing

    It depends...... For conversion to be able to resolve references in the source via *libl you will need to set up the developer's libl appropriately. To be able to resolve any run-time references (I don't know your code here) you will need to either set up the libl in your program or set up the jobd appropriately. Mike Tony Hutcheson wrote:
    We considered doing that, and we may still (in which case I will have to get with my system admin because I am inexperienced with that sort of stuff), but we thought that the lib list might be set another way. I read through other posts that made me think a CL could work in this instance. We have the situation where different library lists would be required for different conversions/calls. In addition, if we did set the lib list through the user profile, would the user profile of every person that wants to use the webfaced apps have to have their lib list set the same way? or is it only for the conversion that the lib list has to be set? --Tony "M.Hockings"  wrote in message news:3CFF93B4.9090806@ca.ibm.com... 
    You can set up an initial libaray list for your userid by changing the initial library list in the jobd specified in your userid. Mike Tony Hutcheson wrote: 
    Hello all: I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to 
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    a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the log which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is "File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the 
    library 
    list? 
    >From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how do 
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    change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? Thanks, Tony Hutcheson 
    -- Mike Hockings, P.Eng. WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory hockings@ca.ibm.com 
     
    -- Mike Hockings, P.Eng. WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory hockings@ca.ibm.com 

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    Default Setting up library list for Webfacing

    Tony, We created a job description that had the libraries we needed for conversion. We then created a user profile and set the job description we just created. That way, the libraries we need will be there for the conversion. We plan to create a new job description and user profile for each test and each production release. As for the application, we have a command to run the application that sets the library list so the libraries don't have to be in each user's profile. Does that help? Rob "Tony Hutcheson" wrote in message news:ado5tg$1c0m$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > We considered doing that, and we may still (in which case I will have to get > with my system admin because I am inexperienced with that sort of stuff), > but we thought that the lib list might be set another way. I read through > other posts that made me think a CL could work in this instance. We have > the situation where different library lists would be required for different > conversions/calls. > > In addition, if we did set the lib list through the user profile, would the > user profile of every person that wants to use the webfaced apps have to > have their lib list set the same way? or is it only for the conversion that > the lib list has to be set? > > --Tony > > "M.Hockings" wrote in message > news:3CFF93B4.9090806@ca.ibm.com... > > You can set up an initial libaray list for your userid by changing the > > initial library list in the jobd specified in your userid. > > > > Mike > > > > Tony Hutcheson wrote: > > > > >Hello all: > > > > > >I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to > convert > > >a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the log > > >which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is > > > > > >"File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." > > > > > >This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the > library > > >list? > > > > > >From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how do > I > > >change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, > > >where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the > > >project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? > > > > > >Thanks, > > >Tony Hutcheson > > > > > > > > > > -- > > Mike Hockings, P.Eng. > > WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! > > IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory > > hockings@ca.ibm.com > > > > > >

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    Default Setting up library list for Webfacing

    Rob, Yes, that helps. I had considered creating a job description/user profile AND I had considered creating a CL program to set the library list but neither alone would suffice as a solution. Apparently, both together will do the trick. The loud noise is my brain already clicking with ideas now. ;-) Thank you for the input from your experience. --Tony "Rob White" wrote in message news:adr24v$19le$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > Tony, > > We created a job description that had the libraries we needed for > conversion. We then created a user profile and set the job description we > just created. That way, the libraries we need will be there for the > conversion. We plan to create a new job description and user profile for > each test and each production release. > > As for the application, we have a command to run the application that sets > the library list so the libraries don't have to be in each user's profile. > > Does that help? > > Rob > > "Tony Hutcheson" wrote in message > news:ado5tg$1c0m$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > > We considered doing that, and we may still (in which case I will have to > get > > with my system admin because I am inexperienced with that sort of stuff), > > but we thought that the lib list might be set another way. I read through > > other posts that made me think a CL could work in this instance. We have > > the situation where different library lists would be required for > different > > conversions/calls. > > > > In addition, if we did set the lib list through the user profile, would > the > > user profile of every person that wants to use the webfaced apps have to > > have their lib list set the same way? or is it only for the conversion > that > > the lib list has to be set? > > > > --Tony > > > > "M.Hockings" wrote in message > > news:3CFF93B4.9090806@ca.ibm.com... > > > You can set up an initial libaray list for your userid by changing the > > > initial library list in the jobd specified in your userid. > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > Tony Hutcheson wrote: > > > > > > >Hello all: > > > > > > > >I am using Webfacing for the first time. I have set up a project to > > convert > > > >a DDS file. When I do the conversion I get a number of errors in the > log > > > >which I am working on, but the one that stumps me is > > > > > > > >"File specified on keyword REF or REFFLD not found." > > > > > > > >This has to do with the library list, right? But how do I set the > > library > > > >list? > > > > > > > >From what I can tell, the lib list of my user profile is used. So how > do > > I > > > >change that lib list. Do I call a CL and replace the lib list? If so, > > > >where would I do that in the process? or Do I set the lib list for the > > > >project in the workbench somewhere? or Something else...? > > > > > > > >Thanks, > > > >Tony Hutcheson > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > Mike Hockings, P.Eng. > > > WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400 - CODE/Designer & WebFacing ! > > > IBM Canada Ltd., Laboratory > > > hockings@ca.ibm.com > > > > > > > > > > > >

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