Re: Prototyping and Creating integer objects in RPG for callingJavaclasses

meovino=/SPx079MrvAgMxX8nMqP6gC/G2K4zDHf@public.gmane.org wrote:
>
> Barbara,
>
> I tried what you said, and I'm still having a couple of problems.
>
> 1.  If I remove the STATIC keyword, the RPG program will not compile.  I
> have changed the way I am calling this from an EVAL to a CALLP, because
> without the return value in the prototype, it won't let me do an EVAL
> (which makes sense).  This is how I'm calling it:
>
> c                   callp     conversionTest(sFile:format)
>
> The prototype now looks like this:
>
> D conversionTest  PR                  ExtProc(*JAVA:
> D                                            Class1:'conversionTest')
> D                                     STATIC
>  *  method parameters
> D  f                              O   Class(*JAVA:'java.io.File')
> D                                     Const
> D  format                       10I 0 Value
>

Mike, you've got to read the whole "RPG and Java" section in the ILE RPG
Programmer's Guide.

But I'll give you a hint.  With a non-static method, Java needs to know
what object is being used.  In Java, you would code something like this,
where "myObj" is your object:
      myObj.conversionTest(sFile, format);

RPG needs a way to tell Java what object is being used.  You have to
code "myObj" somewhere in that call.  But RPG doesn't have the
myObj.conversionTest syntax, so ...