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As long as you don't disconnect, when you use the same AS400 object all
command calls and program calls go to the same AS/400 job. After your
command runs you could use program call to call the get job info API,
extract the job name/user/number out of the returned data, then use JobLog
to read the log. Here is an example I cut/pasted from a couple of
different places.
void PrintJobLog()
{
try
{
AS400 system = new AS400();
CommandCall cc = new CommandCall(system);
cc.run("crtlib fred");
cc.run("crtlib fred");
cc.run("crtlib fred");
ProgramCall pc = new ProgramCall(system);
// Set up the parameter list for the program that we will use to
get the Job information (QWCRTVCA).
// Format for Retrieve Current Attributes (QWCRTVCA) API:
// 1 - Receiver variable - Output - Char(*)
// 2 - Length of receiver variable - Input - Binary(4)
// 3 - Format name - Input - Char(8)
// 4 - Number of attributes to return - Input - Binary(4)
// 5 - Key of attributes to be returned - Input - Array(*) of
Binary(4)
// 6 - Error code - I/O - Char(*)
// Relevant Key Attributes for QWCRTVCA API:
// ______ ___________ ______________
// | Key | Type | Description |
// |______|___________|______________|
// | 1009 | CHAR(26) | Job name | Values shown in decimal.
// |______|___________|______________|
ProgramParameter[] parameterList = new ProgramParameter[6];
// First parameter: output, the receiver variable.
byte[] dataReceived = new byte[46]; // RTVC0100's 20-byte header,
plus 26 bytes for "Job name" field.
parameterList[0] = new ProgramParameter(dataReceived.length);
// Second parameter: input, length of receiver variable.
byte[] receiverLength = new byte[4];
BinaryConverter.intToByteArray(dataReceived.length,
receiverLength,
0);
parameterList[1] = new ProgramParameter(receiverLength);
// Third parameter: input, format name.
AS400Text converter8 = new AS400Text(8, system);
byte[] formatName = converter8.toBytes("RTVC0100");
parameterList[2] = new ProgramParameter(formatName);
// Fourth parameter: input, number of attributes to return.
byte[] numAttributes = new byte[4];
BinaryConverter.intToByteArray(1,
numAttributes,
0);
parameterList[3] = new ProgramParameter(numAttributes);
// Fifth parameter: input, key(s) of attribute(s) to return.
byte[] attributeKey = new byte[4];
BinaryConverter.intToByteArray(1009, // "Job name"
attributeKey,
0);
parameterList[4] = new ProgramParameter(attributeKey);
// Sixth parameter: input/output, error code.
// In format ERRC0100, the first field in the structure, "bytes
// provided", is a 4-byte INPUT field; it controls whether an
exception
// is returned to the application, or the error code structure is
filled
// in with the exception information.
// When the "bytes provided" field is zero, all other fields are
// ignored and an exception is returned (rather than the error code
// structure getting filled in).
byte[] errorCode = new byte[17]; // Format ERRC0100
BinaryConverter.intToByteArray(0, errorCode, 0); // return
exception if error
parameterList[5] = new ProgramParameter(errorCode, 17);
// Call Retrieve Current Attributes. Failure is returned as a
message list.
if(!pc.run("/QSYS.LIB/QWCRTVCA.PGM", parameterList))
{
AS400Message[] messageList_ = pc.getMessageList();
for (int i = 0; i < messageList_.length; ++i)
{
System.out.println(messageList_[i].toString());
}
return;
}
// Get the data returned from the program.
dataReceived = parameterList[0].getOutputData();
// Format of RTVC0100 structure returned from QWCRTVCA API:
// Offset
// __________
// 0 | BINARY(4) | Number of attributes returned
// __________|____________|______________
// These | BINARY(4) | Length of attribute information
returned
// fields |____________|______________
// repeat, | BINARY(4) | Key
// in the |____________|______________
// order | CHAR(1) | Type of data
// listed, |____________|______________
// for each | CHAR(3) | Reserved
// key |____________|______________
// requested.| BINARY(4) | Length of data
// |____________|______________
// | CHAR(*) | Data
// |____________|______________
// | CHAR(*) | Reserved
// __________|____________|______________
// Verify that one attribute was returned. Assume that if exactly
// one was returned, it's the one we asked for.
int numAttributesReturned =
BinaryConverter.byteArrayToInt(dataReceived, 0);
if (numAttributesReturned != 1)
{
System.out.println("unexpected data returned: " +
numAttributesReturned);
return;
}
// Examine the "Job name" field. 26 bytes starting at offset 20.
// Parse out the job name, user name, and job number.
// Contents of returned "Job name" field:
// The name of the user job that this thread is associated with.
// The format of the job name is a 10-character simple job name,
// a 10-character user name, and a 6-character job number.
AS400Text converter10 = new AS400Text(10, system);
AS400Text converter6 = new AS400Text(6, system);
String name = (String) converter10.toObject(dataReceived, 20);
String user = (String) converter10.toObject(dataReceived, 30);
String number = (String) converter6.toObject(dataReceived, 40);
System.out.println(name + " " + user + " " +number);
JobLog log = new JobLog(system, name, user, number);
Enumeration messages = log.getMessages();
while (messages.hasMoreElements())
{
QueuedMessage message = (QueuedMessage) messages.nextElement ();
System.out.println (message.getText ());
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
David Wall
AS/400 Toolbox for Java
jjmatthe@us.ibm.com on 08/10/2000 09:07:13 AM
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To: JAVA400-L@midrange.com
cc:
Subject: ?Java Function for RCVMSG?
Hello,
I have recently developed a servlet that does many CL commands based
on data submitted from a user. During the input stages there is room for a
user to enter data that I can not tell if it is valid at the time of input,
but can later because an error in a CL command. What I would like to do is
to display the whole job log if an error happens, so they could better
understand why the command did not run. I currently use the command class
and do a command.getMessage( ) but this only gives me an cut down version
of the error. In the JobLog class you have to specify the job name and the
job number. I was wondering if anyone knows of a simpler way to do
something like a RCVMSG in java with out specifying the job name and job
number.
Any information would be appreciated,
Jeff Matthes
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