RE: COBOL Server 2012 Runtime - firewall issues
We have our firewall issues figured out, but now we are getting some random performance issues. Just as a recap, we are running native INTs compiled under Visual Cobol 2.2 for Visual Studio 2012....
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Thanks for tips and videos Chris !Now everything is working fine !
View ArticleRE: COBOL Server 2012 Runtime - firewall issues
Hi Chris,Could you please create a support incident for this problem.I believe that we will have to run some traces to figure out where the slow down is occurring.Thanks
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We installed COBOL Server 2012 Runtime on our server... it's actually a Windows 7 workstation that we use for file sharing. I am using a batch file to run native INT programs from another Windows 7...
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Hijust copy the below into doit.sh on the AIX machine.In a temporary directorymake sure cobsetenv has been run. ./doit>>>>>>> doit.shJAVA_HOME=/usr/java6export...
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> I use cygwin on windows or mingw to give me access to the c header files and gcc.Please note, that using a different C compiler that the one our product is created will result in multiple C...
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As this was a AIX question I am assuming that the customer is using Visual COBOL for eclipse.Hence the need to use the unix type headers
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Understood but the statement is still true with regards the statement:> I use cygwin on windows or mingw to give me access to the c header files and gcc.
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I'm using gcc on the AIX machine for C compilations - we don't have IBM's cc and given that we have the grand total of one C program, it's not very likely that we'll be getting it. The programs compile...
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Try changing:"Buffer says hello %s".to z"Buffer says hello %s".
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Hi,We want to share a Cobol Structure between our Cobol program and a new Java Program.The Cobol program will call the Java program.We have succeeded running simple examples exchanging simple data type...
View ArticleRE: Problem calling C program
I think you've missed the point. It runs perfectly as is, including correctly displaying the returned string from sprintf, and fails on calling helloworld.
View ArticleRE: Problem calling C program
Going back to your original description, I suspect the problem is that you're trying to link (and then CALL) a C program with a main() function. Try renaming your main() function to something else...
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Environment is 64-bit AIX, Visual COBOL 2.1 but compiling on the command line.I have a simple COBOL program calling a simple C program. The COBOL program is compiled as 64-bit. The C program is, as far...
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That looks like being the answer - the next problem is how to actually link the C program with the function "helloworld" into testc. I'm proceeding from a point of ignorance as the system I'm working...
View ArticleRE: Problem calling C program
In case it's of any helpt o anyone else in the future, the answer, as Chuck says, is that the function "helloworld" should be named rather than having a function "main". I don't know whether my...
View ArticleASCII to UTF-8 conversion and displaying in a list box
I have found that national characters like ÄÖüß and so on do not show correctly in a UTF-8 coded managed application when read from an ASCII file created by a native app.Based on an answer I read here...
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I need to sort a column of datagridview object using code after to fill it.Does anyone have any examples?Thank you
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Hi Altair,This can be done with the "Sort" method using code such as:- invoke self::dataGridView1::Sort(dataGridView1::Columns["Nome"] , type...
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