Re: Java/RPG Blues........

[Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> use that address to send an e-mail from our RPG application to that
> user. I have compiled and have been trying to run my RPG interface test
> harness. I keep getting RNX0301, so I'm presuming there's something
> wrong with my CLASSPATH.

RNX0301 just means that Java reported an error to RPG.  All Java 
exceptions are reported as RNX0301.  The actual cause of the problem 
should be listed in the fill-in variables of the 2nd-level message text.

Can you please post the full error message that appears in your job log? 
Type DSPJOBLOG after the error occurs, and hit help on the "Java exception 
received when calling Java method" message so that you see the full 2nd-level
text.

Then copy the message text here (or better yet, on the RPG400-L list -- 
since the JAva portion must be working if you can run it from QShell, this 
would be an RPG question.)


> *       The class (Service.class) is contained in the following folder
> structure (from root). Sorry about the depth:
>
> /java/leo/au/com/web/webservices/userdb/client/

I assume that there's a package in effect here?  package 
au.com.web.webservices.userdb.client, maybe?


> d getUser         PR              O   EXTPROC(*JAVA
> d                                            :'au.com.eigansvar.-
> d                                     web.webservices.userdb.client.-
> d                                     Service'
> d                                            : 'getUserByUserName')

This doesn't match what you said above.  You said
au.com.web.webservices.userdb.client.Service, but the above prototype 
lists au.com.eigansvar.web.webservices.userdb.client.Service

Is that "eigansvar" supposed to be there?

Can you please post the signature for the class you're trying to call?  To 
find it, type the following QShell command:

javap -s au.com.eigansvar.web.webservices.userdb.client.Service

It will print all available methods (both static and non-static) for the 
Service class. Beneath the getUserByUserName method, it'll print a 
signature.  That's what I'm looking for :)

Thanks