Re: RDi SOA

[Mike Hockings <hockings@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Don,

I'm not an install expert but from what I understand in order to get 
Struts, I think you just need  to select Struts when installing RBD then 
all should be fine.  I think that you can go back and modify the install 
to add Struts then have another go a installing HATS and it will be 
peachy.

I am told that the RDi SOA Quickstart guide explains the steps.


Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
System i Application Development Tools  -  CODE/Designer & WebFacing !
IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory 
hockings@xxxxxxxxxx 
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wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/05/2008 08:09:35 AM:

> Hey All,
>
> I know that many discussions about this have occurred in the past but 
> searching them isnt giving me the exact answer so I must ask the 
questions 
> again. I'm trying to get my company to d/l the RDi-SOA product but cant 
seem 
> to find that version in the download list. The following are all that 
show not
> of which seem to be what I'm looking for. 
>
> IBM Rational Developer for SOA Construction for System i V7.1 Windows 
> Multilingual Quickstart Guide (C184SML)IBM Rational Developer for System 
i V7.
> 1 Windows Multilingual Quickstart Guide (C184RML)IBM Rational Host 
Access 
> Transformation Services for Multiplatform V7.1 Runtime Enablement, 
> Multilingual (C194NML)IBM Rational Host Access Transformation Services 
for 
> Multiplatform V7.1, Multilingual (C194MML)IBM Rational Host Access 
> Transformation Services for Multiplatform V7.1, Quick Start Guide, 
> Multilingual (C194LML)IBM Rational Host Access Transformation Services 
for 
> 5250 Applications V7.1, Quick Start Guide, Multilingual (C194PML)IBM 
Rational 
> Developer for System i V7.1 Windows Multilingual Part 1 (C195ZML)IBM 
Rational 
> Developer for System i V7.1 Windows Multilingual Part 2 (C1960ML)
>
> I installed the basic RDi version but its just the iSeries programmer 
edition 
> so then I tried applying Hats on top and it sait I need things like 
struts 
> (probably part of SOA???). My operations is asking me for the C19XXYYZZ 
part 
> number for the install disks which a web search of IBM as failed to 
produce. I
> even tried downloading a trial with no luck. Any help would be really 
> appreciated and again thanks IBM for taking a simplistic install (WDSCi) 
and 
> making it rocket science.
>
> Don N.
>
>
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