Re: Generic java class that will allow RPG/RPGSQLE program to access non-iSeries Data

You could code the "getColumn()" method to always return a Java
String. Then in the RPG program, convert the string to a RPG datatype.

HTH,
Sarah Poger Gladstone


On 12/30/05, Lim Hock-Chai <Lim.Hock-Chai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> - My plan is to create a java class as mentioned in the original thread.
> - I'll then create a RPG service program with all the necessary export
> procedures to access all those java methods.  This will hide the complex
> coding needed to call java method.
>
> ***
> The biggest concern is column mapping.  I have no clue as how to create
> a generic getColumn() that convert the coulmn data into a RPG variable.
>
>
>
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> Another possibility ... and I have *ZERO* idea how hard this would be to
> implement .. would be to try and do the JDBC request to the other
> database directly from RPG using prototyped java calls.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> david
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