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IBM iSeries on V7R1M0

users are using iOS8 original without either of the two new patches.

Problem is repeatable with attached RDMLX part.

Program loads tables as buttons are pushed B1 thru B5 (select in order, transmission size increases with each one). With SSL on under iOS8, iSeries Apache - program fails on B4. With SSL off, program runs successfully.

This CIK error has started to reappear for those end users who have upgraded their devices to iOS8.

Everything else has remained the same - Apache on iSeries with SSL turned on.

We have the Apache setting installed as requested, working for iOS7 devices.

Is there a different setting needed to ...

Yes I agree, does not respond to upside down.

Sample program LREX0124 demonstrates the problem. Only responds in three of the four positions.

So is this a feature or a bug?

Recently I have noticed that when rotating the device through portrait and landscape that the screen continues to display upside down when the home button is at the top in portrait mode.

I have tried several ipads and iphones, same for all. Other applications like notes and email rotate correctly ...

Fails on my system every time, as soon as I touch B4.

Perhaps host levels are different:

My Lansa level looks like this:

V12 SP1 build 4042

EPC858 EPC859 EPC861 EPC862 EPC866 EPC868


IBM is V7R1 using Apache

System level trace on B1 B2 B3 generates a 5MB trace file. The B4 touch does not add ...

attached is a sample program that fails with CIK error.

add program MJEX0001 to any schema as online form, pass START as parameter.

Program shows five buttons on row 1 - B1 B2 etc.

selecting B1 adds a table of 100 rows in column 1, B2 adds a table of 200 rows in column 2 etc.

Program fails for ...

Could you please send me a copy of the 'Programming LongRange (RDMLX) with JavaScript' documentation?

When we are having problems I would like to ensure that the end user is as current as possible.

With a lot of end users spread across the country it is difficult to tell where they are at.

I can ensure they are using the correct level of LongRange, and the system will ensure they are at the right ...