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If a Rest Service is not an option then only other thing would be to recompile the procedure specifying RTNPARM on the PR. It won’t affect the RPG callers but will allow the Java to work with the return value as an extra parm.

Those are your only options - you can’t make the Java classes do stuff ...

This should really be in the RPG forum but ...

In debug simply use _QRNU_VARDIM_ELEMS_arrayname to see the number of active elements. It cannot be changed - only viewed.

Sorry - I didn't notice the missing O_TEXT_CREAT until I tried to get your code working. The code I posted was just a condensed version of your original. I never attempted to run it.

The only IFS E Book that I am aware of is Scott's - here: https://www.scottklement.com/rpg/ifs.html

As far as I ...

Sorry - I didn't notice the missing O_TEXT_CREAT until I tried to get your code working. The code I posted was just a condensed version of your original. I never attempted to run it.

The only IFS E Book that I am aware of is Scott's - here: https://www.scottklement.com/rpg/ifs.html

As far as I ...

You forgot to use O_TEXT_CREAT on the open ... without it no conversion takes place. This code works as you want it to. It is free-form - I cannot force myself to work in fixed form any more.


flags = O_CREAT + O_WRONLY + O_TRUNC + O_CCSID + O_TEXTDATA + O_TEXT_CREAT;
fd = open('/home/paris ...

You're using a very outdated method for checking/creating/openining the file. Had you used the single step approach the code would be much simpler and this naming issue could not occur.

You can open, clear (truncate) an existing file, set code page, and translate all in a single open. Here's the ...

There are myriad sources for picking up RPG IV and ILE, but Jim Buck's book is probably the best option. There will be some bits you can skip past based on your old RPG knowledge and understanding of the system in general. You can find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Programming-ILE-RPG-Jim ...

I have always had issues with OVR and SQL. Given that you know the name of the library you need why not use SET SCHEMA - if SQL ignores that you really have an issue! Another option would be to pass the required library name to the function and use it to qualify all table references.

I don't see how it could work when you specify the cell address range as Interval like(Jstring). It has to refer to an object of class CellRangeAddress. You don't show your proto for CellRangeAddress.

No idea why you are stuck on 7.2 but ...

I still think you need to look at the formation of the request and/or the headers. The response I got - using your exact request - was that the request was mail-formed.