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Hi Nick,

No, there is not a workaround available.
Your pre-V14 web applications can also use a Windows or Linux web server for multi-tier with an IBM i application tier, so this could be considered as an option. This might also offer better security and performance.

regards,
Diane

Hi Nick,

You definitely do not need to change anything for existing web applications when upgrading to LANSA V14, they can continue to use an IBM i Web Server tier in a multi-tier setup. To be clear, all web applications built with pre-V14 web technologies will continue to support the use of an IBM ...

Hi Nick,

Multi-tier (Model B) for V14 web applications is only available using Windows or Linux web servers connected to the IBM i.

regards,
Diane

LANSA Version 14 SP2 is now Generally Available for customers.
Contact your local LANSA office.
Go to https://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa004/index.htm for all the details of the new features and enhancements in LANSA Version 14 SP2.

Hi Joe,

The answer to Assuming we use an Export List to move the components, will the same issue not occur? is no.
Here are some of the reasons why:

Export can ship compiled objects (the same objects that were used for testing) so there are not separate jobs required to compile objects when ...

The easiest path would be to install a new LANSA V14 SP1 system on your new IBM i 7.3 machine and then import your objects that you have exported from the V7.5 system on the i5/OS V5R4 machine.

Hi Joe,

"Deliver To" or "Check In" does not send any Framework or Group definitions to the remote system.
It also does not matter if the Framework/Group is present on the remote system, although you would normally have a standard set of Frameworks/Groups that you use for your software so they ...

Hi Joe,

Most of these Frameworks and Groups would have come from imports that did not exclude all Frameworks and Groups from the exporting system.
All but the system flagged Frameworks and Groups can be safely deleted from LANSA for i if you are not referencing them.

They can be deleted via the ...

EPC141040 for LANSA V14 SP1 has been released.

This EPC introduces the first release of the RDMLX Extended Library containing the following features:

-> HTTP request (consuming web services)
-> JSON handling (parsing and serialization)

For full details and examples, refer to the Web Services ...

All LANSA Cloud images have been updated.

The images that have been updated are:

In the AWS Marketplace

LANSA Scalable License V14 SP1 EPC 141031
compatible with the deployment of applications built with Visual LANSA V13 SP2

Visual LANSA Development Environment Web application framework ...

aXes 4.1.0 has now been released.

This version includes new features, new eXtensions, updated developer tools, browser support and utilities.

New features include AutoGUI+ which allows users to customize their projects by defining a set of rules.
aXes will apply the rules automatically. These ...

Refer to the following Support tip for details of High Availability (Mirroring) on IBM i for LANSA:
http://www.lansa.com/support/tips/t0554.htm

This also contains a link to details on how to consolidate licenses for multiple machines in a single location to support mirroring.

IBM recently announced the withdrawal of service for IBM i 7.1 effective April 30, 2018.

For more details refer to the IBM announcement: http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/ShowDo ... _locale=en

Hi,

LANSA for i 5250 display files are somewhat constrained, so the 256 bytes for long names precludes their use in the default display for these LANSA for i lists, Work with Visual LANSA Objects and the Export displays, Add Visual LANSA components to list and Review/Delete Objects in List.
What ...

LANSA Version 14 SP1 is Generally Available for customers
Contact your local LANSA office
Go to http://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa004/index.htm for all the details of the new features and enhancements in LANSA Version 14 SP1