Re: First attempt with EGL, but Stuck

Joe,
I tried the Clean with the automatic rebuild. I still get the same
error.
I decided to try this again from scratch before replying. I still get
the same error.

I am not sure where I can put the screen shots so everyone can see
though.
If you know where I can put screen shots and the code, I'll be glad to
post.

The error occurs in the allCustomers.java.

Here is a snippet from the allCustomers.egl
handler allcustomers type JSFHandler
{onConstructionFunction = onConstruction,
onPrerenderFunction = onPrerender,
view = "allcustomers.jsp"}


customers Customer[0];
status StatusRec;

// Function Declarations

function onPrerender()
// CustomerLib.GetCustomerListAll(customers,status);
end

When I uncomment the code in the onPrerender() function I get the error.


-----Original Message-----
From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Joe Pluta
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 11:28 AM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] First attempt with EGL, but Stuck


Smith, Mike wrote:

I have just downloaded the trial version of RBD. I'm trying to go
through the tutorials included with RBD for EGL.

I'm working on the tutorial that uses the EGLDERBY database to display

data. In my class allcustomers I have the following

public eglderbyr7.access.CustomerLib_Lib
eglderbyr7__access__CustomerLib;

I'm getting an error stating the eglderbyr7.access cannot be resolved
to a type.

In my Project Explorer, I see eglderbyr7.access under EGLSource
folder.



I'm not sure how to resolve this. Any ideas?

Hmmm. It shouldn't be saying "eglderbyr7.access" since that's a
package, not a class. I'd suggest a couple of quick cleanup points:
first, clean your project using the Clean option under the Project
menu. Be sure to select your project, then select Project/Clean...
This will bring up the Clean wizard, with your project pre-selected. If

you also make sure the "Start a build immediately" box is checked, it
will also rebuild your project.

There are a couple of settings that affect how things are built, and
sometimes what happens is that changes aren't immediately recognized.
It's possible that something in your project didn't get completely
built. This will rebuild the project for you.

If you still get errors, then we have to dig a little deeper. Try
getting some screen shots of both your project explorer and the actual
error messages, and get them on a public server so we can see them. You

can also email them to me, but that doesn't help anyone else <grin>.

Joe