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Hi Barbara,Thanks! That was it - the missing piece; you've done it again (solved another problem on this list)! So I'm guessing that debug opens those standard I/O files, and that's why strdbg also solved the problem?
*Peter Dow* / Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 pdow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:pdow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> / Barbara Morris wrote:
"Peter Dow (ML)" wrote:... I have noticed that if I don't do the strdbg/enddbg, but simply call the program again after the error has occurred, it works fine. Which makes it sound like something in the JVM gets initialized after the first call, so that it works the 2nd time.Peter, this bit of the system's Java documentation: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/rzaha/invapiex.htmmentions that three file descriptors should be opened in the job for Java I/O to work when the JVM is started by the invocation API (which is how RPG starts the JVM). It shows some sample C code that opens the three descriptors. An RPG version of this code is below; you may notice that the C version allocates to /dev/null1, null2 and null3. Apparently that is not correct; it should be /dev/null as the RPG version does. It is not really necessary (and maybe not advisable, I'm not sure) to close the file descriptors since they will be closed when the job ends, but the program can be called with parameter 'N' if you want to close the files after the Java has completed.* Program ALLOCSTDIO - allocate file descriptors for Java IO* * Call with no parameters or parameter 'Y' to open the files * Call with parameter 'N' to close the files. H dftactgrp(*no) bnddir('QC2LE') actgrp(*CALLER) D FILE_NOT_OPEN c -1 D fd s 10i 0 inz(FILE_NOT_OPEN) dim(3) D i s 10i 0 D O_CREAT C x'00000008' D O_TRUNC C x'00000040' D O_WRONLY C x'00000002' D O_RDWR C x'00000004' D S_IRUSR C x'0100' D S_IROTH C x'0004' D S_IWUSR C x'0080' D S_IWOTH C x'0002' D open pr 10i 0 extproc('open') D filename * value options(*string) D mode 10i 0 value D aut 10i 0 value D fileCcsid 10i 0 value options(*nopass) D dataCcsid 10i 0 value options(*nopass) D closeFile pr 10i 0 extproc('close') D handle 10i 0 value D allocStdio pr extpgm('ALLOCSTDIO') D closeParm 1a const D allocStdio pi D closeParm 1a const /free if %parms > 0 and (closeParm = 'n' or closeParm = 'N'); // close files? for i = 1 to 3; closeFile(fd(i)); fd(i) = FILE_NOT_OPEN; endfor; else; // open files if they are not already open for i = 1 to 3; if fd(i) = FILE_NOT_OPEN; fd(i) = open('/dev/null' : 0 + O_CREAT + O_TRUNC + O_RDWR : 0 + S_IRUSR + S_IROTH); endif; endfor; endif; return; // lr off /end-free
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