Forum Post: RE: Using a ACTIVEX with Visual Cobol - WPF
I am working with limited info here but it looks like you could do something like the following: declare myIOBCtrl as type IOBCtrlClass = new IOBCtrlClass declare myshort as binary-short = 5 invoke...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: file name mappings
As it turns out, running the program from a 64 bit visual cobol prompt solved the issue.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Using a ACTIVEX with Visual Cobol - WPF
Thanks for the info. I think it will be a good start and I will start testing. I only have the manual in Portuguese but I translated some of the functions that I will have to use. To help some have the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Using a ACTIVEX with Visual Cobol - WPF
Hi I was starting to do tests and when I use the command Declare myIOBCtrl as type IOBCtrlClass = new IOBCtrlClass Gives the error that IOBCtrlClass was not found I do not know if you have to define...
View ArticleForum Post: WPF - How to generate an event after the screen is shown
Hi, I use the following functions to call one program within another: method-id RegistoCartoesX public. 01 telaMenu type WPFApplication1.CA_RegCartao. procedure division. set telaMenu to new...
View ArticleForum Post: Wpf Listview Sort Example
Reaching out and seeing if anybody has a simple Wpf Listview sort example that they could post. I have a Wpf app that contains a Listview, but would like to be able to click on the heading and sort the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Cobol consuming webservice
I got the answer for COBCH1641S error..It was because the wsdl file had many '.' preceding ".wdsl" and was causing the error.
View ArticleForum Post: Oracle Data Access Connectivity (ODAC) 64bit Connection issue...
My solution involved existing PRO*COBOL modules compiled into Visual COBOL. and for this we are using 64 bit ODAC drivers provide by Oracle. Installation of the ODAC drivers have been successful,...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Wpf Listview Sort Example
Why do you not use a DataGrid instead of a Listview? With a DataGrid you can simply set the property "CanUserSortColumns" to true.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Wpf Listview Sort Example
Hi Marc, I'm not sure if this is relevant as I am using MF's old Dialog System GUI. Each listview is associated with a cobol program that sets options. In the program below (initially generated by MF),...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Wpf Listview Sort Example
Any chance you have a working example, since I am not too familiar with DataGrid controls. Feel free to send to my email: mhinrichsen@lmc.net Thanks, Marc
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Oracle Data Access Connectivity (ODAC) 64bit Connection issue...
It is currently a requirement of the ADO Connection Editor to have the 32-bit CLR 4 provider installed even if you only intend to create 64-bit connections using the 64-bit ODAC installs. This is due...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Oracle Data Access Connectivity (ODAC) 64bit Connection issue...
One other thing, If you don't wish to get a warning message about the inability to Save the connection info for older Frameworks like 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 then select the settings arrow at the top of the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Wpf Listview Sort Example
Would it be possible for you to send the example to my email address as well? Kevin Karch email: KevinK@KandKSystems.com Thank You
View ArticleForum Post: wait for the termination key
In Rm cobol there was an option on the accept to wait for a termination key. In MF cobol there doesn't seem to be that option. Would anyone know if this is supposed to be enabled by default. I get...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: wait for the termination key
What did the syntax look like in RM COBOL and what are you using now? There are options you can specify like REQUIRED or AUTO-SKIP that can affect how the accept behaves.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: wait for the termination key
In the rm code I have things like accept foo no beep tab. right now, I just have a regular accept and from what I can tell - if I don't have any other parameters - managed code with mf and rm dialect...
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