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Hello James,

Now there's a typical RPG question!

Anyway, this <http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#long> suggests that it is a 64-bit integer, i.e. 20I 0 in RPG.

Joep Beckeringh


Op 21-10-10 20:57, James H. H. Lampert schreef:
Ok. I have my client stub. It's in C, of course, and I successfully
compiled it to a module . . . was it only ten days ago? I thought it was
before my vacation, not right after I got back.

The first procedure I want to call (after "getStub()," of course) is
called "CreateNewEnterpriseContactRecord," and the first parameter after
the stub is typed as an "xsdc__long" in the stub source.

I'm guessing that I should be passing an "Integer" (type I) value, but
of what size?

The actual C code in the stub source is:

xsdc__string CreateNewEnterpriseContactRecord(AXISCHANDLE stub,
xsdc__long Value0, xsdc__string Value1, xsdc__long Value2, xsdc__string
Value3, xsdc__string Value4, xsdc__string Value5)

--
JHHL


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