Re: Wrappering Sample for PrintObjectInputStream

If that is the exact code, in its entirety, it certainly wont compile.

your missing:
- Package declaration.
- Import definitions.
- Class declaration.
- A method declaration

A Java structure/syntax aware editor like eclipse or netbeans can make
learning these things much easier. Though you can easily work in any
text editor you like. Compiling, is the next step, but not of much use
until you have a properly coded java class definition.


On Feb 15, 2008 11:54 AM, davidson_l <DAVIDSON_L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Here's the exact code, straight from Infocenter:
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// // Example that reads an existing server spooled file. //
// This source is an example of IBM Toolbox for Java
"PrintObjectInputStream". //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
try{ byte[] buf = new byte[2048];
int bytesRead; AS400 sys = new AS400();
SpooledFile splf = new SpooledFile( sys, // AS400
"MICR", //
splf name 17,
// splf number
"QPRTJOB", // job name
"QUSER", // job user
"020791" ); // job number
// open the spooled file for reading and get the input
stream to // read from it. InputStream in =
splf.getInputStream(null); do {
// read up to buf.length bytes of raw spool data into
// our buffer. The actual bytes read will be returned.
// The data will be a binary printer data stream
that is the // contents of the spooled file.
bytesRead = in.read( buf ); if(
bytesRead != -1 ) { // process
the spooled file data. System.out.println(
"Read " + bytesRead + " bytes" ); } }
while( bytesRead != -1 ); in.close(); }
catch( Exception e ) { // exception }I know
the Navigator interface isn't the preferred choice, but WDSc
won't load on my old Gateway at home.

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