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OK I think I figured it out. That server error threw me. If I'm right, it seems that if the connection name is an ip-address, the periods are interpreted as delimiters for a directory structure, which EGL doesn't seem to like too much. I could be way off, but that's what I 'think' is happening. When I changed the name to a host name, it's peachy..
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From: egl-i-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [egl-i-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of David Baugh [davidb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 12:05 PM
To: EGL on and around the IBM i
Subject: Re: [EGL-i] EDT article by Joe Pluta
Mike and Joe,
I'm a newbie to EGL and Eclipse and also following Joe's tutorial (thanks Joe !!). I'm at the same page as Mike on fig 7.
I hooked into to a DB2 connection on my IBM-I. When I created the record, the list of files was built as expected and I was able to select what I need and get through that part unhindered. Then I tried adding a library, it created the code, but then I get a bunch of errors. The base error appear to be that I don't have a server.. Does this error indicate that I need to set it up as an http server on my IBM-i?
-David
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From: egl-i-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:egl-i-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Smith, Mike
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:07 AM
To: 'egl-i@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [EGL-i] EDT article by Joe Pluta
Ok, I'm working through the tutorial from
http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/developer/general/egl_developement_t
ooling
I have a couple of issues
On page 3 figure 7 I'm trying to create the library(could you give a
simple explanation of library,record, service) package server; import
common.*; // basic library library CustomerLib
// Use Declarations
//use usePartReference;
// Constant Declarations
const constantName string = "literalString";
// Variable Declarations
variableName string;
// Function Declarations
function getCustomer(custnumber decimal(7,0) in) returns(CUSMAS)
RGT SQLDataSource?{@resource {}};
CUSMAS CUSMAS{ CUSTNO = custnumber};
get CUSMAS from RGT;
return (CUSMAS);
end
end
on the 'get CUSMAS from RGT;' statement it tells me "No such method"
So I moved on, hoping I would get that cleared up and started working on the RUI Handler.
I can't tell from the images, how I add the variable CUSMAS and when I bring up the designer, I don't see a CUSMAS to drag on to the designer.
That's it for now.
Mike
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