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The RPG problem (#1) is solved (I'm an ID10T),
but I still don't have the answers to #2 and #3 below.

-sjl



"Steve Landess" wrote in message news:mailman.1040.1425043548.14083.java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx...

All -

Not sure where to post this message, since it involves both RPG and Java.

I'm finally getting a chance to dig into java, and it has been challenging.
For Java development, I am using the SAP NetWeaver IDE, which is based on
Eclipse.

Questions:

1) I have an RPG program which executes a Java method to retrieve inventory
availability from a SAP system, and I am having difficulty with the returned
value being truncated.

What am I doing wrong? Information and code samples:
http://code.midrange.com/e6d6193947.html

2) I don't have WDSC, RDi, or RDP. Is it possible to use the IBM I
graphical debugger via Navigator to debug the Java class/method as it is
being called from RPG?

3) If I'm unable to use #2, will System.out.println let me print information
on the IBM i system to a spooled file from within the Java method so I can
debug it this way? Is it simply a matter of overriding the stdout and
stderr printer files before calling the java method?

Thanks in advance for assistance,
Steve



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