RE: Calling Java from RPG

Had to change the RPG-coding and now I've got the program compiled
succesfully.

When I run the code, following exception is thrown:
Message ID: RNQ0301
RPG procedure SNDSMTP in program SNDSMTP/MYLIB reveived Java exception
"java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: openSmtpMessage" when calling method
"openSmtpMessage" with signature
"Ljava.lang.String;)Lcom.clipper.tools.SendSmtpMail," in class
"com.company.tools.SendSmtpMail".

I understand this as follows:
The class is found by the program, however, no method
"openSmtpMessage(String parm)" is found in the class.

Actually, the method DOES indeed exist with a 'string' parameter.
==>
Public static void openSmtpMessage(String sendTo)
{
....
}


Patrick Goovaerts
IT/Clipper Support nv



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Namens David Morris
Verzonden: donderdag 21 februari 2002 21:56
Aan: java400-l@midrange.com
Onderwerp: Re: Calling Java from RPG


Patrick,

In most cases you will have to return an object. You can use the methods
directly but without a reference you cannot garbage collect the object.
If you are finding your classes your CLASSPATH is correct.

I don't have an example handy, so the syntax may be off a little:

 /free
   myMsg = newMsg('xxxx');
   chgMsg(myMsg: 'xxyy');
 /end-free

David Morris

>>> pgoovaerts@pandora.be 02/21/02 01:25PM >>>

...Finally I need to call these methods to create my emailmessage....

I found an example of 'EVAL       string1 = trimstring(string)'
But in my case I just want to execute the methods without returning
anything....

Patrick Goovaerts
IT/Clipper Support nv

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