I've never had to try this myself, But, if they can only accept the one
instance of your array, Use %SUBARR to fill another variable that you then
pass along to the web service.
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Date:
07/06/2009 01:31 PM
Subject:
RE: %SubArr Fails to pass a sub-array to Java method
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Eric;
I don't have access to the underlying method code, so I can't change the
interface.
The underlying code is part of, what they call a web service, WebLogic
GLUE interface. The group that "supports" it knows little more about it
than I do.
Duane Christen
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On Behalf Of DeLong, Eric
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 10:28 AM
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Subject: RE: %SubArr Fails to pass a sub-array to Java method
Seems like you should just pass the whole array, along with a parameter to
indicate how many elements in the array are initialized. Your java
program should only access array elements known to contain valid values.
Is there some reason passing the whole array and an upper boundary would
not work for you?
-Eric
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[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Christen, Duane
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 9:58 AM
To: RPG programming on the IBM i / System i
Subject: %SubArr Fails to pass a sub-array to Java method
I have already submitted a PMR for this, and there is supposed to be an
APAR for this problem but at the moment there is no target date.
The problem is that I am passing several arrays of Java string objects and
integers to a method. The %SubArr bif works correctly if I hard code a
literal as the third parameter, only the specified number of elements of
the arrays are passed to the method, but if a variable is use as the third
parameter the whole array is passed no mater what the variable value is.
The method prototype and the method calls are here:
http://code.midrange.com/80cabeb44f.html
What I need is a work around so that the called method receives only the
initialized array elements. I would think I could create another Java
method and pass it the count of initialized elements and the arrays, do an
equivalent of SubArr in java and then call the original method but I have
not had much success finding what I think I need.
If anyone has any ideas on how to code a "SubArr" java method interface or
another possibility to work around this I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Duane Christen
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