RE: Java and RPG - Registering Events

["Clapham, Paul" <pclapham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I haven't done that myself, but when you call code in another language (e.g. 
RPG) from a Java class, that's called "native code" or "JNI". Support for JNI 
has been in the RPG compiler since V5R1 (I just looked in the RPG reference 
manual to check it out, and it references the RPG programmer's guide for more 
information). You may also need to read the Java JNI tutorials, although as I 
recall the one I read was mostly C++ oriented.

PC2 

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[mailto:java400-l-bounces+pclapham=core-mark.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
Larry
Sent: March 13, 2006 18:19
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Subject: Java and RPG - Registering Events


You may recall from some questions last week about calling Java from RPG 
through prototyped calls.  The JAR I am using produces PDF output, it is called 
iText and I got it working with RPG.

It does have some featured that require you to register an event handler and 
then create the code that will fire off when the events are triggered.

Is there anyway to duplicate this when creating your classes through RPG?

Thanks,

Larry