RE: Visual COBOL for eclipse(windows)
i have removed the 64-bit version of java so only the 32-bit(x86) version is installed, i am still getting the error when trying to install the vce_22.exe package.
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What is the exact error message you recieve during the install? If you would, please attach a screen shot of the error. Also, which exact version of the JDK have you installed?
View ArticleRE: Passing a record from native to managed
I took this up with Support and it should be OK. Groups are passed as BSTR types which are composed of a string length field and the actual string value. These are not null terminated strings.
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I'm passing this ISAM file record from native to managed, using com-interop: 03 RHS-REF-TRANS-HIST. 05 RHS-REF-TRANS-HIST-KEY. 10 RHS-TYPE-REC-ID PIC X....
View ArticleRE: Solar Visual Studio 2010
Hi opasman, are you using the Personal Edition? If not, could you email supportline@microfocus.com with your serial number so we can have a closer look to the issue?
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I am trying to go thru the tutorials and hit "No license code for SolarVisualStudio 2010". Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem? Thanks
View ArticleRE: Read file in COBOL
I also have this error, and none of these fine suggestions actually work.As far as I can tell, Visual COBOL simply does not take strings for file selection... not that it would on the mainframe anyway,...
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Hello,I got this: ENVIRONMENT DIVISION. INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION. FILE-CONTROL. SELECT F1 ASSIGN TO "test.dat".I get this error at the last line: "Invalid ASSIGN name" which is "test.dat". I've also tried...
View ArticleRE: Read file in COBOL
As far as I can see, error 1588 is only produced when the COBOL 370 dialect is in effect.Could you check the COBOL dialect drop-down under properties/COBOL and see what it's set to?Regards,Robert.
View ArticleRE: Visual COBOL for eclipse(windows)
"The application requires 32-bit Oracle Java 1.6 or later. Please install Oracle Java and then run the installer again"got the latest JDK off the oracle website, 8u45 i think it is
View ArticleRE: the connection reference between java and cobol
this is right source and tested.-------------------------------------jvm cobol source-----------------------------------------------------------------------method-id execute. local-storage...
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Java program: import java.sql.*; public class javamain { /** * @param args * @throws SQLException */ public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException { // Create a variable for the connection...
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file hander between command line and jvm cobol
A question about file hander between command line and jvm cobol.environments descriptionos:windows7dev IDE: Micro Focus Enterprise Developer 2.2 Update 2 for Eclipseprojects：there are 2 projects...
View ArticleRE: file hander between command line and jvm cobol
Are you executing this in a Micro Focus command prompt? It appears that perhaps the micro focus environment is not properly setup. in the root directory for the micro focus tools you should find a...
View ArticleRE: Visual COBOL for eclipse(windows)
Unfortunately, Visual COBOL for Eclipse 2.2 (the vce_22 you've referenced) does not recognize Java 8u45. If you uninstall Java 8u45, and instead install Java 6u27 (1.6.0_27), the install with vce_22...
View ArticleRE: file hander between command line and jvm cobol
Stevew,Thanks for your reply.I open the Micro Focus command prompt window and execute ttt.bat and it's works and file is created.but,like below I written in the test.bat and executing in the windows...
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Stevew,Thanks for your prompting.the below source is tested and it's ok! double click ttt.bat,that file is...
View ArticleRE: Visual COBOL for eclipse(windows)
hii assume i get 6u27 from the archives,doi need the JDK as well or just the runtime?
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