RE: WPF MessageBox...
The System.Windows.MessageBoxButton class is in the PresentationFramework.dll assembly which should be added to your project references automatically as part of the template.Open up the References...
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Are you sure that it is not a 9/065 error instead of a 9/064 error?A 9/065 error is a locked file and this would occur if you are not opening the file in a sharable manner.How is the file defined in...
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The native application is a multi-user system, currently running on Solaris with LOCK MODE IS MANUAL on all files. I am moving this to Linux/Visual COBOL as-is. The managed code project is built with...
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I selected Solution Explorer and nothing changed, could not see PresentationFramework.Is it possible that when I selected the type of framework that I selected one that does not support this type of...
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This entire thread is dealing with the MessageBox class which is part of WPF.If you are using Windows Forms then there is a different MessageBox class which is within the System.Windows.Forms namespace...
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Hi!I have a WPF MessageBox like this:invoketypeSystem.Windows.MessageBox::Show("Mein Text", "Kopfzeile",...
View ArticleRE: Problems with XML Extension in JVM.
XML Extensions are not currently supported in a JVM COBOL program.They are only supported when generating either native code or .NET.
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I have moved a legacy native COBOL application to Linux to run under the Visual COBOL runtime. Some of the files are defined as external in their file descriptors ie. opened once and shared between...
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Sharing files between native and managed programs is definitely supported so there must be something else at play here.If you could open up a support incident and provide us with a cutdown example we...
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Has Micro Focus considered tacking advantage of Microsoft visual basic powerpacks 3.0?I would like to be able to use the good old faction Line Printer.
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You should be able to use the assemblies from Visual Basic Powerpacks from within a managed code .NET COBOL project by simply adding a reference to its assemblies.Then you can access the available...
View ArticleRE: License Error 26
You will need to Contact your Micro Focus SupportLine representative in order to resolve the matter. You will be asked to provide the locking code of the machine and in return will receive a clean...
View ArticleLicense Error 26
I have recently been getting this message when I try to run Visual Cobol PE. "Unable to obtain the requested License: Error [26]: Request denied due to clock tamper detection."I had changed my clock...
View ArticleRE: Cancelling a native DLL called from managed code
Sorry but the .Net framework/CLR does have a mechanism for unloading native DLLs, so the .net runtime has no way of removing it on a CANCEL time or at Stop Run time.
View ArticleRE: Cancelling a native DLL called from managed code
Although you cannot cancel the program you should be able to specify IS INITIAL in the program-id of the unmanaged program and each time it is called it will be in its initial state if that is what you...
View ArticleCancelling a native DLL called from managed code
Hi,My program, Visual Cobol managed code, calls an unmanaged DLL containing print routines using PrintEasy by Easirun. The call functions with no Problem, but, the Statement:cancel "LSdruck" doesn't...
View ArticleRE: Save image to sql.
The following code should work: declare image as type Byte occurs any declare o as object = type Clipboard::GetDataObject()::GetData("Bitmap"); if o not = null set pictureBox1::SizeMode to type...
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