Before you begin, you must complete Exercise 3.5: Selecting the build style.
Besides compiling a single member like in Exercise 2.4: Compiling a member, you can compile the project in full. The actual compile behavior depends on the Build Style associated with the project. The default build style for iSeries Projects is the CL Program Build Style.
This build style will generate a COMPILE.CLLE member in a QCLSRC file that will contain a compile entry for each source member in the iSeries project.
You can verify or change the configuration of a build style. You can specify the name of the source file to hold the COMPILE.CLLE member and whether or not you want to automatically push changes and re-generate the COMPILE.CLLE member before a push.
To compile a project in full:
Now the connection will be activated and you may be prompted for a user ID and password if you disconnected.
The changes are pushed to the iSeries. (For the first time all
changes are pushed to the iSeries. Subsequent builds only push changed
files.)
This action, with the default configuration, will perform all of the following:
You can change the Refresh Interval using the side arrow next to the Refresh Interval field shown above.
This will open the iSeries Error list and you will be able to double-click the error to open the corresponding member.
You have built your iSeries Project and now you are ready to begin Exercise 3.7: Showing remote objects.
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