RE: Screen reserves
Hi,I already find a solution for this function.I don´t know if is the best resolution but works.Thanks
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Hello,I am entering the main part of the application that I am developing and now comes the main problem: how to make a screen of accomodation reserve management.I do not know what features can be used...
View ArticleAnybody heard of Micro Focus DSD?
We installed COBOL Server 2.3 Update 1 on a Windows Server 2008 server with File Share as the only server role installed/setup/enabled. Our IT security people periodically run a commercially available...
View ArticleRE: Anybody heard of Micro Focus DSD?
"Micro Focus DSD" is the name that MFDS, the Micro Focus Directory Server, uses to identify itself in HTTP responses. It's not a separate product; it's part of several Micro Focus products, including...
View ArticleRE: Export to excel
Hello Yasminpriya,Thanks for your response, but that is not exactly what i need as it is in C#.
View ArticleRE: File remains locked after managed COBOL returns to ASPX caller
Sorry, I misread your initial post and thought the error you were getting was missing program (173 on call) but it was really missing file.You can get the behavior you desire by using the RunUnit class...
View ArticleRE: Calendar in WPF
You can change the start display date in the calendar control using the DisplayDate property.set mycalendar::DisplayDate to new DateTime(2016,6,10)
View ArticleRE: Anybody heard of Micro Focus DSD?
Thank you for the response. I've followed your advice and opened an incident. If I can't "close this hole", so to speak, then I will perpetually have to describe/explain/defend its existence to the...
View ArticleRE: File remains locked after managed COBOL returns to ASPX caller
So where is RunUnit? The programmer is trying to instantiate a run unit using the same syntax as the first line in your last example and the the build is coming back with "can't find RunUnit". Is it...
View ArticleRE: File remains locked after managed COBOL returns to ASPX caller
MicroFocus.COBOL.RuntimeServices.RunUnit
View ArticleRE: File remains locked after managed COBOL returns to ASPX caller
If you wish to use the shortened name like I did then add a using statement to reference the namespace MicroFocus.COBOL.RuntimeServices in your C# program.
View ArticleRE: File remains locked after managed COBOL returns to ASPX caller
Thank you lanter and chris.Sorry about that, I thought my co-worker had done due diligence before hollering. He found it when he went looking through the other libraries (and after I had posted the...
View ArticleRE: winHttp
Hi Mike,setRequestHeader is a method and not a property so you need to set the dispatch type before the call. You will need something like:- ***** Set Request Header invoke olesup...
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In a native cobol program, I'm trying to make a web request using the WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1 com object. The process works just fine if I'm sending text to the web site: INVOKE WINHTTP...
View ArticleRE: Define the printer to a type of document
Hi,Already decided the question differently and is working well.Thank's
View ArticleDefine the printer to a type of document
Hello,I need to create a parameter which shows me the printers are installed and I pick one for each type of document (For example: Invoices to Epson ESC/PR, Orders to Samsung 2145, etc.).How I can get...
View ArticleRE: winHttp
Bingo! Thanks for the answer.I'm an old mainframe cobol programmer, somewhat newer to programming in Windows and OO, so my mindset is that nary the twain shall meet. So things like calling Windows...
View ArticleRE: Cobol calling C#
The program in question is actually a GNT being called by a CGI.EXE program. We're using that rather than a newer technology because the system was converted from NetExpress 5.0 and has over 100 CGIs,...
View ArticleCobol calling C#
We are replacing our legacy Cobol security programs with a new Security System which runs as a Web Service. Working with legacy code, I have an unmanaged cobol subroutine (SUBR01) that is compiled as a...
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