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Installation Guide - NetCOBOL

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• Builder<br />

• Compile option setting tool<br />

• Link option setting tool<br />

• SCREEN-DESIGNER<br />

Install the FJSVcblid package if you use these tools.<br />

<strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 17<br />

Also, these GUI tools will stop to be released in future. Consider to use remote<br />

development environment from Windows <strong>NetCOBOL</strong>.<br />

Project Manager and the cobmkmf and cobdepend Commands<br />

When Project Manager and the cobmkmf and cobdepend commands check on<br />

dependencies, they search for the following keywords in the source programs:<br />

PROGRAM-ID, CLASS-ID, METHOD-ID, PROTOTYPE, PROPERTY, INHERITS, COPY,<br />

CALL, REPOSITORY, CLASS<br />

Dependencies may not be determined correctly in the following cases, so confirm<br />

the correctness of dependence relationships.<br />

• When two or more compilation units exist in one source file.<br />

• When the program name or class name defined in the source program is<br />

different from the actual filename.<br />

• When these keywords exist in debugging lines.<br />

• When keywords, or words that influence dependencies, are replaced using<br />

COPY or REPLACE statements.<br />

• When the keyword, or a word that influences dependence, is continued on the<br />

next line.<br />

Use the cobmkmf and cobdepend commands when you want to create a Makefile<br />

of the project that includes cross reference or indirect reference classes.<br />

Remote Development using <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> Studio on Windows<br />

Environment<br />

COBOL application can be remotely developed by using <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> Studio on<br />

Windows operating system.<br />

• To develop remotely by <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> Studio, setup an environment on the Solaris<br />

side. Refer to “<strong>NetCOBOL</strong> Studio User’s <strong>Guide</strong>” of <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> for Windows for<br />

details of the environmental setting.<br />

• The <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> product for Windows V9.0L10 or later is required.<br />

• The <strong>NetCOBOL</strong> product for Windows V10.0.0 or later is required if your<br />

environment is IPv6.<br />

• Configure “PASV mode” for FTP on a remote server information file when IPv6<br />

environment is used. Refer to “<strong>NetCOBOL</strong> Studio User’s <strong>Guide</strong>” of <strong>NetCOBOL</strong><br />

for Windows for details of remote server information configuration.<br />

• Configure “PASV mode” for FTP on a remote server information file when<br />

Windows Server 2008 is used as a client. For details of remote server

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