Click in the columns to change the enablement state or default user ID for a given system type. Disabled system types do not appear in the New Connection wizard. Default user IDs are used when connecting to a remote system of that type. Open a wizard to create a new connection to a remote system. Move the selected connections up within its profile. This is disabled if the first connection is selected. Connection order is a local preference not shared by the team. Move a connection down within its profile. This is disabled if the last connection is selected. Connection order is a local preference not shared by the team. Use this view to work with the team-sharable artifacts from the Remote System Explorer: connection, filters, user actions and compile commands. These are contained in profiles. Use this view to see the sharable artifacts by profile, and share those artifacts using the popup menu of the root node. Open a wizard to create a new profile for partitioning your connections, filters, user actions and compile commands. Toggle this profile between active and not active. The Remote Systems view only shows connections, filters, user actions and compile commands from active profiles. Make all the selected profiles active, such that their connections, filters, user actions and compile commands are visible in the Remote Systems view. Make all the selected profiles inactive, such that their connections, filters, user actions and compile commands are not visible in the Remote Systems view. Rename selected profile. Delete selected profiles, including all of their connections, filters, user actions and compile commands. Copy selected profile, including all its connections, filters, user actions and compile commands. Switch to the Team view, where you can create, delete, copy, rename and activate profiles Show connections and filter pools in the Remote Systems view prefixed by profile name. This is recommended if two profiles have connections or filter pools with the same names. Use this action after receiving Remote System Explorer files from the team repository, such as after a synchronize action. It reloads the contents of the Remote System Explore from the workspace, processing the new files. Set as the default user ID for a given system type when creating a new connection, or change it for existing connections that inherit the user ID. Go directly to a preference page. Saves drilling down via Windows->Preferences. Go directly to the main preference page for the Remote System Explorer. From there, you can also access the subpages. Go directly to the main preference page for the LPEX editor. From there, you can also access the subpages. Specify whether to show filter pools when subsystems are expanded in the Remote Systems view. Filter pools allow you to partition filters into named groups for easier management. Select this to restore the Remote Systems tree view to its previous expanded state the next time you start the workbench. Previous selections and active connections are also restored. This preference increases the amount of time needed to start the Remote System Explorer, but improves productivity overall since you do not need to reconfigure the view. All your connections, filters, and user-defined actions can be shared by your team. Use this to synchronize your latest changes with those of the team. Only valid if a team repository has been identified within the team properties. All your connections, filters, and user-defined actions can be shared by your team. Use this to identify the remote repository that will centrally host the Remote Systems Connections project containing all the Remote Systems information. Open a wizard to create a new connection to a remote system. By default, the values are used from the selected connection. Open a new instance of the Remote Systems view, within its own perspective page. Its contents will start with those of the child of the selected resource. Refresh the contents of the current selection. If the node is expanded, all children are re-retrieved successively. Open a dialog for renaming the currently selected resources. Copy this connection and resources to the same profile, or a different profile. Move this connection to a different profile. Permanently delete the selected resources. Ask each subsystem to disconnect from the remote system. Disabled unless at least one subsystem is currently connected. Open a wizard to create a new filter pool in any profile, and a reference to the new pool in this subsystem. Add a reference to an existing filter pool to this subsystem. Multiple subsystems can reference the same pool, and subsystems can contain multiple filter pool references. Open a wizard to create a new filter in the selected or default filter pool. For remotely starting or stopping servers (or daemons) on this remote system. Start this remote server or daemon. Stop this remote server or daemon. Select the filter pools referenced by this subsystem. Work with all filter pools in all active profiles for this subsystem type. Work with user-defined actions that appear in the pop-up menu of remote system objects for subsystems of this subsystem type. Work with named types that group one or more resource types into named collections. Connect this subsystem's service to the remote system identified by the parent connection. This is disabled if already connected. Disconnect this subsystem's service from the remote system identified by the parent connection. This is disabled if not connected. Clear the password retained in memory after this subsystem is disconnected. This is disabled if not connected, or there is no password cached in memory. Copy this filter pool, and all of its filters, to another profile, or copy and rename to the same profile. Move this filter pool to another profile. Remove this subsystem's reference to this filter pool. This action does not delete the filter pool. Move the selected filter pool references up within this subsystem. This is disabled if first filter pool reference is selected. Move the selected filter pool references down within this subsystem. This is disabled if the last filter pool reference is selected. Open a wizard to create a new filter string within the selected filter. Change this filter by adding, editing, removing or re-ordering filter strings within it Copy the selected filters to a different filter pool, or copy and rename in the same pool. Move the selected filters to a different filter pool. Move the selected filters up within their filter. This is disabled if the first filter is selected. Move the selected filters down within their filter pool. This is disabled if the last filter is selected. Edit this filter string. Copy the selected filter strings to a different filter. Move the selected filter strings to a different filter. Move the selected filter strings up within their filter. This is disabled if the first filter string is selected. Move the selected filter strings down within their filter. This is disabled if the last filter string is selected. Run the selected prompt to open a wizard to create a new object. Copy the selected folders or files. You will be prompted for the target folder, and for a new name if a folder or file name is already in use in that target folder. Move the selected folders or files. You will be prompted for the target folder, and for a new name if a folder or file name is already in use in that target folder. Open a wizard to create a new filter from the selected folder. Launch a command shell on the remote host. The Remote Shell view will allow you to interact with the remote shell. Run a command on the remote host. You will be prompted for the command to run on the host. Search files and file contents within the selected folder. You will be prompted with the Remote Search dialog. Copy the selected resource to the system clipboard. Paste the contents of the system clipboard into the selected resource. Select a command to compile this resource with. The command will first be prompted, then run. Select a command to compile this resource with. The command will be run without prompting. Compile the selected resource with this compile command. The command is prompted first, then run. Compile the selected resource with this compile command. The command is not prompted. Work with commands for compiling selected resources. Specify a new, unique name for the profile. Profiles can be unique to a person and specific to a task, such as Release 1. Specify the name for the copied profile. Specify if the new copied profile is to be made active. If active, its connections are visible. This wizard will guide you through the creation of a new profile to hold connections and filters. Profiles are folders that hold connections and filter pools. They enable team support by allowing you to decide which connections will be private and which will be shared. Team members only see connections within the profiles they make active. Specify a name for the profile. This might be a personal name that is unique within the team, or a name such as Release 1. If you do not make this profile active, its connections will not be visible. If you want to share the profile, inform other team members to make it active after team synchronization. This is your first connection. Connections are grouped into profiles to facilitate team sharing. Specify the name for your personal profile to contain connections unique to you. The default is your local machine hostname. Specify the information needed to create a connection to a remote system. Select a profile to contain this connection. Arbitrary name for this connection. It must be unique to this profile. Operating system type of the remote host. Hostname or IP address of the remote host. Default user ID that is used by subsystems that do not have a specific user ID. If the arrow is to the left, the user ID comes from the preferences settings for this system type, and can only be changed. Changing it affects all connections that inherit this user ID. If you toggle the arrow to the right, the user ID will be set locally for this connection and not inherited from the preferences setting. A brief description of the connection. Set the default user ID for all connections to systems of the selected type. This can be overridden within a particular connection or connection subsystem. Specify the new name for the selected resource. Indicate whether to overwrite the existing resource or specify a unique name. Specify the new name for the selected profile. Specify the new name for each of the selected resources. Use the Tab key to move to the next resource name. Specify the new name for each of the selected profiles. Use the Tab key to move to the next profile name. Delete or re-order the items in the drop-down list. The items all represent previously-typed or selected values for this drop-down list. Select the target profile. The connection's profile is preselected. If you select the existing parent profile, you will be asked to rename the connection. Confirm that you want to delete the selected resources that are listed. Select Delete to confirm the deletion. Select Cancel if you decide not to delete the resources. Confirm that you want to delete the selected profiles that are listed, including their connections, filters and user actions. Select Delete to confirm the deletion. Select Cancel if you decide not to delete the profiles. Select the target profile. The connection's profile is preselected. If you select the existing parent profile, you will be asked to rename the connection. Select the target profile. The connection's profile is excluded. Select the filter pools to reference in this subsystem. All filters from the referenced pools will be available when the subsystem is expanded. Create, delete, rename, copy, and move filter pools. The filter pools for each active profile are listed under that profile. Select a profile or filter pool to enable the toolbar actions. The actions are also available in the pop-up menu. Select the target profile. The filter pool's profile is preselected. If you select the existing parent profile, you will be asked to rename the filter pool. Select the target profile. The filter pool's profile is excluded. Select the target filter pool within a profile. If you select the existing parent filter pool, you will be asked to rename the filter. Select the target filter pool within a profile. Use this dialog to change your filter. Filters can contain one or more filter strings. In the Remote Systems view, when a filter is expanded, the results of resolving all the strings are concatenated together. Use this dialog to add additional strings, and to order, delete or change the strings. Use the context menu on a string for additional actions. Delete the selected filter string. You will be asked to confirm your action. Copy the selected filter string to the clipboard. The copy can be pasted to create a new filter string. Paste a copy of a filter string from the clipboard. Move the selected filter string up in the list. Move the selected filter string down in the list. Select the target filter within a profile and filter pool. Select the target filter within a profile and filter pool. This view shows the commands that have been run on remote systems, along with the resulting messages. This view lets you view the contents and properties of remote objects and configure polling options to refresh remote objects every 5 to 200 seconds. Browse or update information about the selected connection. Browse or update information about the selected subsystem. Browse information about the selected filter pool reference. Subsystems contain references to filter pools that physically exist within profiles. Multiple subsystems can reference the same filter pool. Browse information about the filter pool being referenced. Subsystems contain references to filter pools that physically exist within profiles. Multiple subsystems can reference the same filter pool. Browse information about the selected filter. Browse information about the selected filter string. Specify the name and parent profile for the new filter pool. Profiles own filter pools, while subsystems reference them. Specify a unique name for the filter, and click Add to create one or more filter strings. When this filter is expanded, the filter strings will be resolved and the results listed in the tree. On this page, specify a unique name for the filter, and whether it is unique for this connection or will appear in all applicable connections. For the latter, you also specify what filter pool to contain the filter. Select the folder where you want to copy the selected folders or files. The folder they exist in is pre-selected. If you leave this as the default, you will be prompted for new names for the copied folders and files. Select the folder where you want to move the selected folders or files. The folder they exist in is pre-selected. If you leave this as the default, you will be prompted for new names for the moved folders and files. Specify the user ID and password used to log onto the remote system. Specify the settings used by the Remote System Explorer. This view lets you create connections to remote systems and work with them. This wizard will guide you through the creation of a new file. This wizard will guide you through the creation of a new folder. This command creates a new file. This command creates a new folder resource. This command copies an object to another location. This command moves an object to another location. Specify options for the Files System. This wizard will guide you through the creation of a filter string for listing files. This dialog updates your filter string that are used for listing files. Type or select the fully-qualified folder of the files that you want to list. Select this to list all files, or all files whose name meets a generic pattern. Specify a simple file name or a generic name pattern, containing up to 2 wildcard characters *. For example, abc*def*. Specify * to list all files. Select this to list all files that match one or more file types. Click Select to choose one or more file types to restrict. Only files of the selected types will be shown for this filter string. Select this to list only matching files within the given folder. Deselect this to list all folders within the given folder. Select this to test the filter string and see the list of files that match its criteria. Collapses all currently expanded resources in the Remote Systems view. Collapses all selected resources in the view. Expands all selected resources in the view. Use this dialog to create or edit user actions that appear in the User Actions pop-up menu for remote objects. Each active profile can contain unique actions, and all applicable actions from all active profiles are shown in the User Actions menu. The list on the left shows the existing user actions: - To create a new action, select the "New" node at the top of the list, enter information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Create button. - To edit an existing action, select the action in the list, update the information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Apply button. - To copy, paste, delete or re-order existing actions, use the pop-up menu. Use this dialog to create or edit named types, which are named collections of resource types. These named types make it easier to identify resources which match one or more resource types. The list on the left shows the existing named types: - To create a new type, select the "New" node at the top of the list, enter information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Create button. - To edit an existing type, select the type in the list, update the information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Apply button. - To copy, paste, delete or re-order existing types, use the pop-up menu. Supplied types cannot be edited, but you can create a new type based on them by using copy and paste. Enter a comma-separated list of file extensions or file names. For file names that have no extension, such as "makefile", specify ".null" for the extension, as in "makefile.null". Delete the selected action or type. You will be asked to confirm your action. Copy the selected action or type to the clipboard. Paste an action or type from the clipboard. You will be asked for a new name. Move the selected action or type up in the list. Move the selected action or type down in the list. Restore the action or type to its original values. Use this dialog to create or edit compile commands that appear in the Compile pop-up menu for remote resources. Each active profile can contain unique compile commands, and all applicable commands from all active profiles are shown in the Compile menu. The list on the left shows the existing compile commands: - To create a new compile command, select the "New" node at the top of the list, enter information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Create button. - To edit an existing compile command, select the command in the list, update the information in the edit pane on the right, and press the Apply button. - To copy, paste, delete or re-order existing compile commands, use the pop-up menu. Delete the selected compile command. You will be asked to confirm your action. Copy the selected compile command to the clipboard. The copy can be pasted to create a new compile command. Paste a copy of a compile command from the clipboard. Move the selected compile command up in the list. Move the selected compile command down in the list. Restore the compile command to its original values. Use the password information preference page to add, change, and remove stored passwords for remote systems. The stored passwords are used whenever a password is required to connect to the remote system. Type the password information for the remote system and click OK to save the information or Cancel to exit without saving. Modify the saved password information for the remote system and click OK to update the saved information or Cancel to exit without updating. Use the subsystem property page to see and edit common information about the subsystem: Vendor: - the company who created this subsystem Name: - the name of this subsystem, as shown in the Remote Systems view Parent connection: - the connection that owns this subsystem Parent profile: - the system profile that owns the connection Port: - the port used for the communication between this client, and the remote server for this subsystem User ID: - the user ID to use to signon to the remote server Use the environment variables property page to specify environment variables for the remote system. These environment variables will be set when the remote system is connected. Any changes made to the environment variables while connected, will not be set on the remote system until it is disconnected and reconnected. Type the name and value for the new environment variable. Click OK to add the new environment variable or Cancel to exit without adding it. Modify the name or value for the environment variable. Click OK to update the existing environment variable or Cancel to exit without modifying. Use the server launcher settings property page to specify how to connect to a remote server on the remote system. To connect to a remote Linux, Unix or Windows host you must first install the Remote System Explorer server on the remote host. Indicate that a connection should be established with a server on the remote system using the remote daemon to start the server. To use this option, the remote daemon must be running on the remote system. Indicate that a connection should be established with a server on the remote system using the REXEC service to start the server. To use this option, the REXEC service must be running on the remote system. Indicate that a connection should be established with a server that is already running on some known port. To use this option, the server needs to be started up before attempting to connect in the Remote System Explorer. Specify the location of the server installed on the host. REXEC uses this location to determine where to run the startup script from. Specify the name of the command or script that REXEC needs to run to invoke the server installed on the host. To connect to a remote Linux, Unix or Windows host you must first install the Remote System Explorer server on the remote host. Specify a command to run on the remote system. Specify a search string and optionally limit the search to a subset of files by specifying file name patterns. Leave the search string empty to search for files only. Opens Remote Search dialog page for text and file searching on remote systems. Specify a name filter to use in locating objects in the view. Specify a set of property filters to use as criteria in populating the table. Specify the list of columns and the order in which to display them in the table. This view lets you view the contents and properties of remote objects. This view shows you the results of a remote file search. This action cancels the search operation. If the search is not complete, partial results may be shown in the view. This action removes the selected matches from the view. If files are selected in the view, then all selected matches in that file will also be removed from the view. This action removes all matches from the view. This action will bring up results for a previous search in the view. This action will remove the results of all searches from the view. This view allows you to run and view shell commands. Drag and drop objects here from other Remote System Explorer views to work with them in isolation. This view shows you errors, warnings and informational messages resulting from a compile command. You are about to save your changes to a file on the remote system that has been modified since you started editing. Choose whether you want to overwrite the remote file, replace your changes with those of the file on the remote system, save your changes to another remote file or cancel the save. You have made changes to this file during a previous editing session that have not been saved on the remote system. If you open the remote file, you will lose all pending changes. Choose whether you want to replace your changes with the remote file, keep your changes or cancel the operation. You will be able to save your file to a different location without overwriting the remote file if you choose to keep your pending changes. Select this option to enable the help to work in the CODE tools, and VisualAge RPG tools. It uncompresses the html help files for these tools. This is the RSE file cache preference page. Remote files are cached locally when RSE is used for editing. Use the Maximum cache size settings to specify a limit to the amount of disk space used for this cache. Click the Clear Cached Files button to remove all cached files. Clearing the cache will close any editors open for these files. The Work Offline action toggles the connection between offline and online modes. In offline mode information is retrieved from the cache if available and supported by the connection type. If the action currently has a check mark beside it then the connection is offline and selecting this action will put the connection in online mode so it can be connected to the remote system. Select the Work Offline property to set the connection offline. In offline mode the connection cannot be connected to the remote system. Information is retrieved from the cache if available and supported by the connection type. This is the RSE SSL preference page. From here you can manage the certificates that the RSE client uses when connecting to a server that is configured to use SSL. Use the server connection security property page to indicate whether the server you are connecting to is running in SSL mode. This page allows you to specify the Remote System Explorer logging preferences. You can specify what severity of messages you wish to log - from informational messages, to warnings, to errors. If it is available, the debug setting provides the most detail. Messages are logged to the .log file in the .metadata folder of the workspace. This action imports connection definitions that have been exported from another workbench. A file selection dialog is displayed, and the specified file containing the connection definitions is imported. New connections will appear in the workspace. If a connection by that name already exists in the workspace, the connection being imported will be renamed. This action exports connection definitions to a file. A file selection dialog is displayed, and you specify the directory and file name into which to export the selected connections and their filters. You may then import the connections into another workbench using the import action.