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How obtain NetRexxR.jar source?

George Hovey-2
I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?

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Hi George,

if you register as a member ('observer')in the NetRexxC project on kenai, you then can check out the source code using:


Don't forget the dot.

If you do not have an svn client for your platform, you can download one from http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html, or use a gui client like tortoise-svn

If all else fails, I can mail you a zip file.


best regards,

René Jansen.

On 17 aug 2011, at 15:36, George Hovey wrote:

I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?
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Hi George --

If you are still using jEdit I recommend the SVNPlugin. I use it for most of my work. It saves you from having to memorize command line formats although you still need to understand the SVN concepts. And what really helps is that the checkout process can create a Project Viewer project for you if you use that plugin. That way it becomes trivial to checkout and view NetRexx source! I dock the SVN browser on the left, the SVN console at bottom, and Project Viewer on the right. Here is the URL to enter in the SVN browser for the repository :

https://svn.kenai.com/svn/netrexx~netrexxc-repo

-- Kermit


On 8/17/2011 6:36 AM, George Hovey wrote:
I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?
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The Eclipse Subversive (SVN) plugin works quite well for me.  The plugin
installation is straight forward but not quite as easy as it might be.
Once installed, everything is point and click.  (Many people either love
Eclipse or they hate it - YMMV :)


On 8/17/2011 3:48 PM, Kermit Kiser wrote:
> Hi George --
>
> If you are still using jEdit I recommend the SVNPlugin. I use it for most
of my work. It saves you from having to memorize command line formats
although you still need to understand the SVN concepts. And what really
helps is that the checkout process can create a Project Viewer project for
you if you use that plugin. That way it becomes trivial to checkout and
view NetRexx source! I dock the SVN browser on the left, the SVN console at
bottom, and Project Viewer on the right. Here is the URL to enter in the
SVN browser for the repository :
>
> https://svn.kenai.com/svn/netrexx~netrexxc-repo
>
> -- Kermit
>
>
> On 8/17/2011 6:36 AM, George Hovey wrote:
>> I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its
source.
>>
>> I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference
Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in
getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link
wanted a password I don't know.
>>
>> What is the correct procedure?

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Re: How obtain NetRexxR.jar source?

Robert L Hamilton
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This URL sends me off to a Tigris.org.

???

BobH

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 2:48 PM, Kermit Kiser <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi George --

If you are still using jEdit I recommend the SVNPlugin. I use it for most of my work. It saves you from having to memorize command line formats although you still need to understand the SVN concepts. And what really helps is that the checkout process can create a Project Viewer project for you if you use that plugin. That way it becomes trivial to checkout and view NetRexx source! I dock the SVN browser on the left, the SVN console at bottom, and Project Viewer on the right. Here is the URL to enter in the SVN browser for the repository : -- Kermit



On 8/17/2011 6:36 AM, George Hovey wrote:
I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?
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Kermit Kiser
Tigris is a good place to be. They have lots of developer tools. You might find Tortoise useful.

However if you enter the kenai URL for the NetRexx repository into the repository config of an SVN browser such as the jEdit SVNPlugin, you would have easy access to NetRexx source code.

KK

On 8/17/2011 1:53 PM, Robert Hamilton wrote:
This URL sends me off to a Tigris.org.

???

BobH

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 2:48 PM, Kermit Kiser <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi George --

If you are still using jEdit I recommend the SVNPlugin. I use it for most of my work. It saves you from having to memorize command line formats although you still need to understand the SVN concepts. And what really helps is that the checkout process can create a Project Viewer project for you if you use that plugin. That way it becomes trivial to checkout and view NetRexx source! I dock the SVN browser on the left, the SVN console at bottom, and Project Viewer on the right. Here is the URL to enter in the SVN browser for the repository : -- Kermit



On 8/17/2011 6:36 AM, George Hovey wrote:
I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?
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George Hovey-2
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Thanks, all, for your suggestions.

Rene:
I almost took you up on your offer to send me a zip, but it seemed cowardly :).  But you got me over the crucial step of becoming an observer.

Bill:
I know many swear by Eclipse, but I have only a limited capacity to absorb big, new ideas and I've already paid an enormous entrance fee to learn to use jEdit reasonably well, so it must remain my preferred development tool.

Kermit:
I have used jEdit for about 13 years and hope to continue until I drop!  I took your advice and after only a small amount of floundering found myself looking at actual NetRexxR source, which I would characterize as "limpid." ("Free from obscurity, complication, or guile; pure."  -- Shorter Oxford English Dictionary).   I'm not ashamed to say that I felt a shiver -- and a bit like Indiana Jones breaking into some archeological inner sanctum.

Kind Regards,
George

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I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?


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ThSITC
Hello George,
   a) welcome as an Obeserver in this ever growing community (www.netrexx.org)
   b) as you must have nearly my age (I'm now 65, since the One HOT Day on 11th of August, whre Mike Measel implemented the Jacob interface (actuaylly my birthday since a couple of years) ....
   c) Could you please take a look at my runtime.compatibilty contribution,
(devoted to implement the *missing classic Rexx Functionality in NetRexx*)
and tell me wther you would call those my addition *limpid* as well ?

1.) End of advertiement
2.) When I'm the CULPRIT, then I'm
3.) Nevertherless, I did try my best when I did invent Rexx2Nrx, back in 2001...
4.) To the whole group:

Any motivation (for me CULPRIT) to maintain this stuff, and trying to implement even ooRexx to NetRexx translation (*or* VICE Versa)

Beeing only the CULPRIT is a bit frustrating (by the way ...)

Have a nice time, anyway, anywhere

AND: NOT sorry for the SIDE-STEP (as usual)

Thomas Schneider.
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Am 18.08.2011 17:23, schrieb George Hovey:
Thanks, all, for your suggestions.

Rene:
I almost took you up on your offer to send me a zip, but it seemed cowardly :).  But you got me over the crucial step of becoming an observer.

Bill:
I know many swear by Eclipse, but I have only a limited capacity to absorb big, new ideas and I've already paid an enormous entrance fee to learn to use jEdit reasonably well, so it must remain my preferred development tool.

Kermit:
I have used jEdit for about 13 years and hope to continue until I drop!  I took your advice and after only a small amount of floundering found myself looking at actual NetRexxR source, which I would characterize as "limpid." ("Free from obscurity, complication, or guile; pure."  -- Shorter Oxford English Dictionary).   I'm not ashamed to say that I felt a shiver -- and a bit like Indiana Jones breaking into some archeological inner sanctum.

Kind Regards,
George

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 9:36 AM, George Hovey <[hidden email]> wrote:
I'm attempting to use NetRexxR.jar on a new platform and need to see its source.

I'm not familiar with Subversion.  I went to the NetRexx Reference Implementation site http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx/ and succeeded in getting a "checkout url" for the "NetRexxC Main Repository", but this link wanted a password I don't know.

What is the correct procedure?

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On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 12:23, George Hovey <[hidden email]> wrote:
> but I have only a limited capacity to absorb big, new ideas and I've already
> paid an enormous entrance fee

I thought I was the only one :))

FC

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Robert L Hamilton
Let's start a club. . . .

Bob Hamilton

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> On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 12:23, George Hovey <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> but I have only a limited capacity to absorb big, new ideas and I've
>> already
>> paid an enormous entrance fee
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> I thought I was the only one :))
>
> FC
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Aviatrexx
um... er... Have you checked the average age of the RexxLA population?
    I think we already have one... :-/

-Chip-

On 8/18/11 18:03 Robert Hamilton said:
> Let's start a club. . . .
>
> On 8/18/11, Fernando Cassia <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 12:23, George Hovey <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>> but I have only a limited capacity to absorb big, new ideas and I've
>>> already paid an enormous entrance fee
>> I thought I was the only one :))

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