Re: Zend Studio on iSeries

[Scott Klement <web400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No kidding... all it would have to do is send the SITE NAMEFMT and SITE 
LISTFMT commands to the FTP server to get it into the mode it needs to 
be in.  Not exactly difficult to code.

Though, I wonder if this is Zend's part of the code, or if it's an 
Eclipse issue.

But SFTP is better than FTP in other ways as well, so I guess it doesn't 
matter much to me, I'll keep using sftp.


Bryan Dietz wrote:
> Yuck.  Doing this could "break" other FTP connections.  That is why I 
> use the ssh connection.
>
> It's too bad that the third version of Zend studio cannot figure out how 
> to work with the IBM i default ftp server setup.
>
> Would it bee so hard to have the ability for the zend studio ftp client 
> send an "initialize command" and then a "namefmt 1" after logon?
>
> Bryan
>
>
> Mike Pavlak said the following on 7/1/2009 9:24 AM:
> > Let me see if I can take a swing at this one:
>
> > Method 2: Use the FTP construct of the remote server configuration.  I
> > outline the steps involved in doing this in a free webinar on Zend.com
> > called Getting Started with PHP on IBM i.
> > http://www.zend.com/en/resources/webinars/i5-os 
> >
> >
> > To use the FTP process here are the steps:
> > 1) Issue the host command to change the FTP default CHGFTPA
> > NAMEFMT(*PATH) CURDIR(*HOMEDIR) LISTFMT(*UNIX)
> > Note:  Please research this command to ensure you do not disrupt batch
> > based FTP processes in your shop!!!
> >
> > 2) Bounce the FTP server using ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*FTP) & STRTCPSVR
> > SERVER(*FTP)
> > Note: It is normally a good idea to check to see if the FTP servers have
> > ended before restarting them, they live in the QSYSWRK subsystem under a
> > job named QTFTPnnnnn