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Java related question	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:27:30
Is it a mapped drive?	by Naruki	2002-07-23 15:34:27
yes	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:36:21
Probably doesn't apply in your case...	by Naruki	2002-07-23 15:45:09
hmm	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:50:15
so, do I misunderstand	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 15:57:31
it works	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 16:05:27
so you're trying to run it locally?	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 16:16:51
well	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 17:10:22
Can't get there from here?	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 17:32:35
well	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 17:40:33
the administrator ran the terminal console app (not something mere mortals can do ;) well the workaround at the moment is quite kludgy but it works. we have the software installed on a workstation (not technically connected to the network) that we were testing on. i have to crawl under a counter (behind some doors) to switch the cat-5 cable from one workstation to the other so that i can ftp the files i need down from the unix box (another reason to get this all running on the unix box :) then run the program and ftp the files back up to the unix host. after i'm all done, i need to make sure the cable gets swapped back to the other workstation (or one of the day-shift operator's will be peeved - then again he might be peeved anyway because since we drop his network connection - he has to log back into the computer ;)
[ Reply ]
hey, easy peasy!	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 18:10:30
heh	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 18:12:09
there's only one thing to do then	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 18:24:21
to be honest	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 18:28:35

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