Re: Passing string

[Troy.C.Dills@xxxxxxxx]

Scott

I would have like to taken this route to begin with, I thought that it would be 
easier to write in Java,
but I have one big problem: I know very little about Java or Java Agents.  
Would it be possible
for you to send me some sample code? Could I also look in the Java books from 
IBM to help me
with my syntax?  Thank You for all your help!

Thanks
Troy C. Dills
Troy.C.Dills@Blum.com
Julius Blum Inc.
704-827-1345 ext 269

spammers  not  welcome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




                                   Re: Passing string





You could do this rather easily by having a Java Agent run that uses the
Java Toolbox.  You can have the form take the AS/400 command entered,
pass it to the Java Agent, and then the agent would run the command
'directly'.
This way all the work is done in Notes. Nothing would have to be done in
the back-end or DECS.

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Scott P. Johnson
Apps Dev Team Coordinator
IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
Highsmith Inc.
W5527 Hwy 106, PO BOX 800
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
TEL:  920-563-9571                FAX:  920-563-7395
sjohnson@highsmith.com
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I was wanting to pass a string as a parameter to a RPGIV
program and let RPGIV do all the work.  As it stands right
now, I'm going to use DECS to put it in a database and have
another RPGIV program waiting for this data all the time.
(Theirs only one text box on the form and you have to enter
 an AS/400 command, then I need to the execute command on
 the 400). Now I'm having to write a dataque (on the 400) that
waits for me to enter a command then it executes. I just didn't
know how to kick off the RPG program when a command was entered
(in the Notes form) without having a dataque running all the time
on the AS/400. If you know of a way please let me know.



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