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NetCOBOL V11.0 NetCOBOL Studio User's Guide
FUJITSU Software

9.3.2 Setting server information for a COBOL project

No server information for remote development is set for newly created COBOL projects, so the remote development function cannot be used.

To set information for remote development of the COBOL project:

  1. Select the project in the "Dependency" or "Structure" view.

  2. Select "Property..." from the context menu. The property dialog box appears.

  3. Select "Remote Development" in the left pane of the property dialog box. The "Remote Development" page is displayed.

    Table 9.2 Remote Development page

    Item

    Description

    Enable project specific setting

    When the "Enable project specific setting" checkbox is unchecked, the options that were specified in each COBOL project are disabled.

    Enable remote development

    If this project is for remote development, this item must be checked. If no server information is set, this item is disabled.

    The default setting is unchecked.

    Server name

    Specify the name of the server that is the target of this project. A list of server names can be displayed by selecting "COBOL" > "Remote Development" in the "Preferences" dialog box. If "Enable remote development" is unchecked or no server name is defined, this item is disabled.

    Server directory

    Specify the full path name of the folder of server resources. The makefile creation function and build function use this folder as the current folder to execute their processing.

    • If Solaris, Linux(Itanium) or Linux(64) is the operating system of the server, the root folder cannot be specified.

    • If Windows is the operating system of the server, the location immediately under a drive name cannot be specified.

    The server folder can be referenced by clicking the "Browse..." button.

    If "Enable remote development" is unchecked or no server name is defined, this item is disabled.

Note

If the directory that is specified for "Server directory" is not found on the server, it is created at the makefile creation time.

The directory that is specified for "Server directory" must be unique to each COBOL project on a local personal computer. If multiple COBOL projects share one such directory on the server, makefiles is not executed correctly.