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Thanks Richard,
I keep thinking to myself: There has *got* to be an easier way to call C
API's from Java....nope! I might have leaned the RPG direction except
the core application is a Java Servlet so if I wrapped with RPG it
would be Java-->RPG-->C API , too Rube Goldberg for me and too hard to
debug.
So, I *guessed* at an answer that will probably come back to haunt me
and that is to just add up each length of each member of the structure
and use that. Turning on tracing in the PCML helped as I could see the
variables and the relative lengths. Currently, it's all working. But,
at some point I'd love to go back with just the direct API call from
Java (which doesn't currently work and is based on code from Jesse
Gorzinski). The PCML is OK for now. But, if someone has the *correct*
way to get the structure size, chime in. I may have just a "feature"
waiting to fail in my current approach....
Pete Helgren
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On 8/5/2022 12:09 PM, Richard Schoen wrote:
Just a thought if you don't get PCML to work....
You could wrap the call to QYCDRNWC in an RPG program if you can't get it to work and then simplify your parms perhaps.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
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Email:richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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