                           Users Guide for NetRexx Support

1. What is NetRexx ?

   If you don't have idea about what the NetRexx is, please visit the following
URL which has detailed information about NetRexx,

	http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/netrexx

   Or, you may just ignore the information about NetRexx.

2. How to make NetRexx work with WingEditor ?

   2.1. Please download a copy of NetRexx 1.121 from the URL mentioned above,
        follow the installation instruction.

   2.2. Modify your classpath to include both WingEditor and NetRexxC, and
        put WingEditor path before NetRexxC path (IMPORTANT).

        On Windows,

set CLASSPATH=c:\wingeditor151;c:\NetRexx\lib\NetRexxC.zip;c:\NetRexx\lib\NetRex
xR.zip;%CLASSPATH% 

	On Solaris,

setenv CLASSPATH $HOME/wingeditor151:$HOME/NetRexx/lib/NetRexxC.zip:$HOME/NetRexx/lib/NetRexxR.zip:$CLASSPATH
                       

   2.3. Run WingEditor from the directory where you are going to put your
        class files. This is a stupid restriction due to the fact that
        the current NetRexxC implementation only put class files at the
        directory where NetRexxC is invoked, we are contacting NetRexxC
        developers to try to add some flags to change this restriction.

   2.4. WingEditor will automatically color ".nrx" files as NetRexx files,
	and you can compile the file under editing from the editor
        window, and compile a NetRexx project from project windows.
        Note that you can not combine NetRexx files with Java files.
        
   2.5. WingEditor's error browser supports browsing error message from
        NetRexxC, click on an error message line with both file name and
        line number, it will open an editor window with the corrsponding
        NetRexx file and mark the line.

   2.6. Debugger does not function most of times, although for small 
        NetRexx application, it works.

3. If you have any problems or questions, please send email to
   
	support@wingsoft.com


