Configuring connections to nonstop systems – HP Integrity NonStop J-Series User Manual
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a.
Select Add... to open the Add Cross Compiler Location dialog.
b.
Verify the Location: where the cross compilers are installed.
c.
Ensure that the Auto-detect root folders radio button is selected.
d.
Select OK.
If the cross compilers are installed at non-standard locations, see
for information on how to add those locations to your Tool Location
preferences.
3.
Select the SQL/MX Preprocessors tab to show all SQL/MX preprocessors on your system, if
any. If existing preprocessors are not shown:
a.
Select Add... to open the Add SQL/MX Preprocessor Location dialog.
b.
Verify the Location: where the SQL/MX preprocessor is installed.
c.
Ensure that the Auto-detect root folders radio button is selected.
d.
Select OK.
If the preprocessors are installed at non-standard locations, see
for information on how to add those locations to your Tool Location
preferences.
4.
Select the Cygwin/Msys tab. Either Cygwin or Msys must be installed to run make. Both are
available on the NSDEE installation media.
NSDEE automatically detects the Cygwin bin directory if it is installed at C:\cygwin\bin
and automatically detects the Msys bin directory if it is installed at C:\msys\1.0\bin.
Otherwise, you must specify the installation locations.
NOTE:
If the bin directory is in your Windows PATH environment variable or if you launch
Eclipse from a Cygwin shell (assuming the Cygwin shell's PATH variable includes an entry for
Cygwin's bin directory), setting a Cygwin or Msys bin directory is not necessary.
Configuring connections to NonStop systems
The Network Connections preferences page is where you define how to connect to NonStop
systems when launching applications, transferring files, or deploying build results.
Connection configurations are saved in the form system_name_or_IP (user_ID_or_alias). For each
named configuration you can specify preferred connection protocols (SSH/SFTP or Telnet/FTP)
and can also configure protocol-specific options. These connection configurations are used when,
for example, you create a project and specify where the build results are deployed or where SQL
compiles occur.
To create a connection configuration:
1.
Open the preferences for connectivity:
a.
Select Window
→Preferences to open the Preferences dialog box.
b.
Expand NonStop Development in the left side menu.
c.
Select Network Connections.
TIP:
For a shortcut, select NonStop Tools
→Configure Connections...
2.
Enter a system name or IP address in the System: field.
3.
Enter a NonStop user ID or alias in the User name: field.
4.
Select either the SSH/SFTP or Telnet/FTP radio button.
5.
If changes to default settings are necessary, select the Settings... button to the right of the radio
button for your preferred protocol. A Settings dialog specific to your preferred protocol opens.
For details on Settings dialogs, see
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