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  3. November 2013

Re: MONITOR/ON-ERROR blocks when calling Java (in Scott Klement's JDBCR4)

You could get it by calling the QMHRCVPM API. However, the RNX0301 puts some significant limits on the size of the exception string which, in my experience, makes it very difficult to tell what the error actually is.

Also, some of the code in JDBCR4 bypasses IBM's Java support for RPG and calls the JNI APIs directly. This won't have the string limitation, but also won't send an RNX0301... so that case would have to be handled separately.



On 11/26/2013 1:10 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
On RTFMing, I see that RNX0301 seems to be the catch-all for Java
exceptions thrown on calls from RPG, and that "This message has the
string value of the Exception . . . ."

And I see that in the joblog.

But is there a way for the ON-ERROR on my MONITOR block to see it?

--
JHHL


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