RE: License Issue with Naïve Code
A managed code application that uses no native components at all will not check for the existance of a valid license whereas a native code application always does a check.This tells me that the license...
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I am running from a workstation. I will try based on the document you suggested. I will let you know.Thanks
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
I have tried the document you suggested and get the same error. Below is the runit.bat file contents, is there a way to verify that we are getting to the right place for the license?set...
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Did you actually install the COBOL Server product to the server computer or did you simply copy the run-time files to your application folder?Does your application run correctly if you run it on the...
View ArticleJVM RunUnit - Call (String, Object []) Problem
Hello out there ...I have the following JVM Cobol Programm "XUSERVG" (compiled with ILSMARTLINKAGE) ... stub below :LINKAGE SECTION. *---------------- 01 SL-EXT-UEBERGABE PIC 9(7). 01 S-EXT-UEBERGABE....
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I have been testing this here and there appears to be some limitations on the types of parameters that can be passed when using RunUnit.Call as everything has to be packaged into an Object [].In...
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I tried to run the program on the server itself and got the same error message. The license is installed on the server, I have ran the license admin program and it shows the license, serial #, ect....
View ArticleLicense Issue with Naïve Code
I have two solutions running on one server, one is a managed code windows based application, the second is old mainframe code that is running in naïve code. My managed code application runs fine, but...
View ArticleRE: JVM RunUnit - Call (String, Object []) Problem
I believe that I have a solution for you.The objects that are being generated by the ilsmartlinkage directive need their reference to be passed rather than the object itself, eg: Object params [] =...
View Article[Poll] Would you like to launch your application without the need for a .BAT...
Hello – we at Micro Focus are always interested in getting your feedback pertaining to new product enhancements.This is the first in a series of poll questions that we will be asking in order to gauge...
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
What is the product name shown for the installed license?From which product did you copy the COBOL run-time files, from Visual COBOL\bin folder or from COBOL Server\bin folder?The run-time files have...
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
Product Name is Cobol Server(production)(PA) serial #600000541818 type fullI used the file cs2012_22.exe for the runtime.
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
When you tested this on the server did you run the applications .exe directly or did you run the .bat file that you are running on the workstation?Please try running the .exe directly and see if this...
View ArticleNullables
When I try and set a nullable Decimal to zero I get the below error. I did notice that if I parse the zero to a decimal it does work.COBCH1624: cannot implicitly convert binary-char to type...
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The compiler does not currently have any specific support for nullable types, though this could certainly be a useful enhancement. It does have support for the use of implicit and explicit conversions...
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
I was running the .exe directly when I got the license error. I ran the rebuild program and it did come up with directions for options. no license error on the rebuild.
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
Please open up a support incident with customer care for this issue as we will most likely have to get traces from you, etc.The rebuild utility uses the same run-time system and licensing as your...
View ArticleRE: License Issue with Naïve Code
Created a hello world naïve program and I get the same error. Should I go ahead and open a support incident?
View ArticleRE: Keyboard shortcut for toggling between two sets of COBOL code?
Ctrl-Tab is the most common method for doing this. Hold down the left Control key and hit the Tab key one or more times. A pop-up window will appear, listing your open/active documents, and each press...
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