| .0> Is it possible to SUBMIT (run) a .com file situated on a VMS server
.0> from DOS using a PC running NFT under PATHWORKS32 ? and if so how ?
Well, let's try it out. I happen to have a test command file sitting around:
C:\users\default>nft help submit
SUBMIT
The SUBMIT command submits an existing command file
on a remote host to be executed at that remote node.
Example:
NFT> SUBMIT node"userid passwd"::remote_file
valid switches:
/NOLOG
C:\users\default>
C:\users\default>nft type jamin"ruzich xxx"::dir.com
jamin"ruzich password"::USER2:[RUZICH]DIR.COM;1
$ echo this is dir.com.
$ echo nft should submit this file from a PC to vms
$ lets write a file temp.tmp, containing a directory list
$ dir /out=temp.tmp
C:\users\default>nft dir /ful jamin"ruzich xxx"::temp.tmp
Error In DIRECTORY of jamin"ruzich password"::temp.tmp
Because File not found
C:\users\default>
C:\users\default>nft submit jamin"ruzich xxx"::dir.com
Submitting file: jamin"ruzich password"::dir.com
C:\users\default>nft dir /ful jamin"ruzich xxx"::temp.tmp
Directory of: jamin"ruzich password"::USER2:[RUZICH]
TEMP.TMP;1
Size: 18/34 Owner: [100,43]
Created: 15-APR-97 12:33:12
File Organization: Sequential
Record Format: Variable length, maximum 123 bytes
Record Attributes: Carriage return carriage control
File Protection: System: RWED, Owner: RWED, Group: , World:
C:\users\default>
(The TEMP.TMP file is large enough that I didn't want to print the whole
thing out. So, I just did NFT DIR commands before and after, to show that it
now exists.)
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| When the TIMA kit is released, it will contain a directory of unsupported
software. It is, of course, truly unsupported, but it should work.
The 16-bit NFT.EXE is present; all 3 copies are the same:
\nosupprt\alpha\nft.exe
\nosupprt\i386\nft.exe
\nosupprt\w95\nft.exe
-Steve
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