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Does anyone have any idea why I might be getting the following strange
behavior from JTopen's com.ibm.as400.access.ObjectList?
1. Successfully create an ObjectList and add the Extended Attribute as a
value to retrieve:
ObjectList objectList = new ObjectList(this.as400, "MYLIBRARY",
ObjectList.ALL, "*PGM");
objectList.addObjectAttributeToRetrieve(ObjectDescription.EXTENDED_ATTRIBUT
E);
2. Do this:
ObjectDescription[] ods = objectList.getObjects(-1, 0);
retrieves all objects in the list as specified,
3. But if do this with the exact same ObjectList:
ObjectDescription[] ods = objectList.getObjects(1, 1); // get
the next one
element
then this throws:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
at java.lang.System.arraycopy(Native Method)
at
com.ibm.as400.access.ObjectList.getObjects(ObjectList.java:950)
...
I have Googled ArrayIndexOutOfBounds AND ObjectList and have not found
anything - suggesting I'm doing something crazy here!
However, the issue is something to do with the addObjectAttributeToRetrieve
method because if I comment that, the getObjects works just fine. Obviously
I can do a objectDescription.getValue() after reading from the ObjectList
but this involves another call out to the system (according to the
documentation).
Thanks in advance,
Chris Jewell
Korasoft Inc.
San Rafael, CA
mailto:jewellcj@xxxxxxxxxxxx
www.korasoft.com
midrange.com
