RE: Using Compound Java Statements in RPG

   Larry,
    
   Try adding a REPLACE(*YES) parameter at the end of your CHGENVVAR
   command...
    
   Shane
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     From: "Larry" <larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx>
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     Date: 03.08.2006 10:09AM
     Subject: RE: Using Compound Java Statements in RPG

     I got around this by just ignoring it.  I used Java to figure out what
     the actual value was that was returned from the static method in
     question and inserted it directly.  I can figure this out later.

     One more brainteaser.  The CLASSPATH has me messed up.  My program works
     fine as long as I just refer to base java classes.  When I try to hit my
     classes, it blows up saying that it can not find the class definition.

     My jarfile is in /home/myfiles.
     The jarfile has full public access.
     The jarfile is not corrupt (I opened it using winzip and everything is
     fine).
     The classpath is set with:
     CHGENVVAR ENVVAR(classpath) VALUE('.:/home/myfiles/itext-1.3.jar')
     at the *JOB level.

     Running the program gets me:
     Cause . . . . . :   RPG procedure PDFMAKER in program KAUTZ/PDFMAKER
     received
      Java exception "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
     com/lowagie/text/Rectangle"
      when calling method "<init>" with signature "(FF)V" in class          
        
      "com.lowagie.text.Rectangle".                                          
        
     But the class does have a constructor with two floats. I know it works
     because I wrote a JAVA program against it to duplicate the RPG code and
     it works fine.

     Procedure def in RPG:
         D makeRec         PR              O    EXTPROC(*JAVA:
         D                                     'com.lowagie.text.Rectangle':
         D                                     *CONSTRUCTOR)
         D   hight                        4F   VALUE
         D   width                        4F   VALUE

     Confused Larry.

     --- On Wed 03/08, Larry < larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
     From: Larry [mailto: larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx]
     To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
     Date: Wed,  8 Mar 2006 08:20:15 -0500 (EST)
     Subject: Using Compound Java Statements in RPG

     <br>Let's say I have a java class com.zzz.test.Pages.<br>Pages contains
     types of pages, which are also objects.<br>Each type of page has
     methods.  So in java I can simply<br>choose A4 type paper and rotate it
     with the code:<br><br>com.zzz.text.Pages.A4.rotate();<br><br>This is all
     static stuff built into the class itself.<br><br>I've been fooling
     around with how to prototype this method and not getting anywhere.  This
     seems to be wrong, but can't think of how to do it correctly:<br><br>  
        * Rotate Method<br>     D rotate          PR              O  
     ExtProc(*JAVA:<br>     D                                    
     'com.zzz.text.Pages.A4':<br>     D                                    
     'rotate')<br>     D                                     STATIC<br>     D
                                         Class(*JAVA:<br>     D              
                          
     
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