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Yes I did that for 7.1 and that was working okay, but I am now porting to
7.5.
From:
David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
WDSC Plugin Developers <wdsc-plugin-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
12-03-2009 16:44
Subject:
Re: [Wdsc-Plugin-Dev] QSYSObjectSubSystem question
Sent by:
wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
How do I get a reference to a remote object in the RSE?
What kind of remote object are you looking for? A WDSC/RDI specific type
of a JT400 type?
If it's WDSC/RDI, then you can use the appropriate getter method on the
connection object.
In WDSC 7.0/RDI 7.1 I use the following logic to get a source member ...
SystemConnection syscon = subsystem.getSystemConnection();
ISeriesConnection connection = ISeriesConnection.getConnection(syscon);
ISeriesMember mbr = connection.getISeriesMember(null, sourceLibrary,
sourceFile, sourceMember);
The connection object has a getObject method that lets you specify
library, object name, & type.
david
midrange.com
