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FTP the java files you created on AFS, to your VMS development directory. You can execute the ftp command from unix or from VMS (in which case ftp to ftp.slac.stanford.edu). Here we have doen the ftp from unix. Eg:
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$> ftpsftp mccmccdev ConnectedConnecting to mcc-lavcmccdev.slac.stanford.edu. 220 mcc.slac.stanford.edu MultiNet FTP Server Process V4.4(16) at Fri 18-Aug-2006 4:11PM-PDT Name (mcc:xxx): 331 User name (xxx) ok. Password, please. Password: 230 User xxx logged into USER_DISK_SLC:[xxx] at Fri 18-Aug-2006 4:11PM-PDT, job 20281e16. Remote system type is VMS. ftp> cd user_disk_slc:[xxx.work.package.aida.edu.stanford.slac.aida.dp.dpslcbpm] 250 Connected to USER_DISK_SLC:[xxx.WORK.PACKAGE.AIDA.EDU.STANFORD.SLAC.AIDA.DP.DPSLCBPM]. ftp> sftp> cd /data_disk_slc/slc/greg sftp> cd dev/aida/package/aida/edu/stanford/slac/aida/dp/dpslcbuffacq sftp> mput *.java |
Purloin Back on VMS, purloin a *server.java file from one of the existing VMS data providers (eg ref_aidashr:dpslcmodelserver.java). Copy it to your working directory and modify it. Also copy an existing *_impl.java file as a starting off point for your new server.
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define myjava$classpath [------] |
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Compile your java code:
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javac -g *.java |
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