Re: Remote Compilation
From: Donald Tees (donald_tees_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: 08/25/04
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Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:22:49 -0400
Sergey Grigorchuk wrote:
> Our company develops Lemo Cobol IDE and we are going to implement
> Remote Compilation. This feature allows to compile the sources on a
> remote server using network.
>
> We would like to know how you use remote compilation.
>
> We have two different scenarios for this purpose.
>
> 1. FTP + TelNet. User specifies parameters of FTP and TelNet
> connections. IDE copies files through FTP to server. IDE launches
> compiler on the server using telnet and shows output log. IDE copies
> binary files from server to client through FTP.
>
> 2. Compilation Server. Admin launches special program on the server-
> Compilation Server. The IDE communicates with the Compilation Server.
> The IDE passes sources to the Compilation Server. The server compiles
> the sources and passes the output log to IDE. IDE shows the log.
>
> What do you think about these scenarios?
>
> Thanks
> Sergey Grigorchuk
> LemoSoft Company
> http://www.lemosoft.com
Sounds to me like you are inventing RJE batch. That's the way I learnt
Cobol in 1967, and it worked quite well.
;<)
Donald
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