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I have successfully implemented code to make dynamic calls to service
programs, or to bind at runtime; but my parms that I pass come across as
jeeeuuunk. By junk I mean that I am reading something else's memory. None
of my information that I specify on the dynamic call makes it to the sub
procedure. I am assuming that it is possible to dynamically call a service
program _and_ pass it values, but let me know if that is not true. I don't
need to %Alloc the memory before I make the call do I, that doesn't seem
right? I have included the supporting source if anyone can give me some
hints. BTW, thanks to the archives and Barbara Morris for getting me this
far ;-)
-----------------------TESTACTSP--------------------------------------------
------
H DFTACTGRP(*NO)
H BNDDIR('MYBND')
/Copy QSource,ObjectCp
D myDS DS Qualified Inz
D field1 30A
D field2 30A
D field3 30A
D callPgm Pr LikeDS(myDS)
D ExtProc(procPtr)
D pArch LikeDS(myDS)
D procPtr S * ProcPtr
/Free
myDS.field1 = 'IN';
myDS.field2 = 'IN';
myDS.field3 = 'IN';
procPtr = Object_actSubProc('ACTSPSV': 'ACTIVATEME');
myDS = callPgm(myDS);
*InLR = *On;
/End-Free
--------------------ACTSPFN-------------------------------------------------
---
H NoMain
D ActivateMe Pr LikeDS(myDS)
D pDS Value LikeDS(myDS)
D myDS DS Qualified Inz
D field1 30A
D field2 30A
D field3 30A
//--------------------------------------
// @Author - Aaron Bartell
// @Usage - ds = ActivateMe(myDS);
//--------------------------------------
P ActivateMe B Export
D ActivateMe PI LikeDS(myDS)
D pDS Value LikeDS(myDS)
D outDS DS LikeDS(myDS) Inz
/Free
outDS.field1 = 'Out' + pDS.field1;
outDS.field2 = 'Out' + pDS.field2;
outDS.field3 = 'Out' + pDS.field3;
Return outDS;
/End-Free
P ActivateMe E
-------------------ACTSPSV--------------------------------------------------
----
StrPgmExp PgmLvl(*Current)
Export Symbol(ActivateMe)
EndPgmExp
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
---------------------------------OBJECTFN-----------------------------------
--------
H NOMAIN
/Copy QSource,ObjectCp
//--------------------------------------------------------------
// @Usage:
// @Author: Aaron Bartell
// @Desc: Activate a sub procedure.
// @Created:
// @Modified:
//--------------------------------------------------------------
P Object_actSubProc...
P B Export
D Object_actSubProc...
D PI * ProcPtr
D pSrvPgmName 10A Value
D pProcName 50A Value
//
// Data Structure to set object data
//
D obj DS Qualified
D type 2A Inz(X'0203')
D name 30A
D reqAuth 2A Inz(X'0000')
D sysPtr S * ProcPtr
D procPtr S * ProcPtr
D actMark S 10I 0 Inz
D procNameLen S 10I 0 Inz
//
// Local Prototypes
//
D rslvSp2 Pr ExtProc('_RSLVSP2')
D pSysPtr Like(sysPtr)
D pObj LikeDS(obj)
D actBndPgm Pr ExtProc('QleActBndPgm')
D pSysPtr Like(sysPtr)
D pActMark...
D Like(actMark)
D pActInfo 10A Options(*Omit)
D pActInfoLen 5I 0 Options(*Omit)
D pErrCd 10A Options(*Omit)
D getExp Pr ExtProc('QleGetExp')
D pActMark...
D Like(actMark)
D pExpNbr 5I 0 Options(*Omit)
D pProcNameLen Like(procNameLen)
D pProcName Like(pProcName)
D pProcPtr Like(procPtr)
D pExpType 5I 0 Options(*Omit)
D pErrCd 10A Options(*Omit)
/Free
// Get system pointer to the service program:
obj.name = pSrvPgmName;
rslvSp2(sysPtr: obj);
actBndPgm(sysPtr: actMark: *Omit: *Omit: *Omit);
// Then, get a pointer to the procedure:
procNameLen = %CheckR(' ':pProcName);
getExp(
actMark: *Omit: procNameLen: pProcName: procPtr: *Omit: *Omit);
Return procPtr;
/End-Free
P Object_actSubProc...
P E
-------------------ObjectCp-------------------------------------------------
----
D Object_actSubProc...
D Pr * ProcPtr
D pSrvPgmName 10A Value
D pProcName 50A Value
-------------------ObjectSv-------------------------------------------------
----
StrPgmExp PgmLvl(*Current)
Export Symbol(Object_actSubProc)
EndPgmExp
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