Forum Post: RE: Calling Managed OO COBOL from C#
Hi Chris, ILSMARTLINKAGE does remove hyphen from the Linkage variables. Also it creates the Class for the program (as Program Class), with all the methods/entry points as Methods of the class. It...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Calling Managed OO COBOL from C#
Try adding the directive NOILSMARTRESTRICT to the class. The default is set to ILSMARTRESTRICT which suppresses the generation of redefined elementary items. Thanks.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Calling Managed OO COBOL from C#
Actually, I just tested the NOILSMARTRESTRICT directive and it does not solve the problem as there appears to be a bug. I am creating an RPI for this and Development is currently researching the...
View ArticleForum Post: Migration Query from NET Express to Visual COBOL
Hi We have an ABC.EXE component build in Net Express 5.1. It contains 10 programs. Out of them 9 programs are Native Procedural program. They are reading files and updating the files. One...
View ArticleForum Post: Object COBOL?
Hi, I have a need to use some object oriented facilities. For various reasons I cannot use .NET or JVM. I was looking into ISO2002 Object COBOL. First, is ISO2002 Object COBOL recommended? Is it...
View ArticleForum Post: Visual COBOL parameter mismatch
Hi, I am working on visual cobol with below three components: 1. cobol managed code. 2. wrapper class program 3. .net application. currently i am trying to invoke a method available in cobol from...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Migration Query from NET Express to Visual COBOL
The important information here would be the actual error messages that you are receiving and you left that part out. Can you please provide me with that information and show me the source line that...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Object COBOL?
Visual COBOL still contains support for the previous native OO syntax such as the Micro Focus syntax using the CLASS-CONTROL or the ISO2002 syntax but it has been deprecated and is included for...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Visual COBOL parameter mismatch
Can you please show us what the method signature looks like for the method that you are trying to invoke and also the actual invoke statement including the parameter definitions that you are using?...
View ArticleForum Post: using function keys in screen section
Hi, I'm new to cobol. I'm writing a small cobol program using screen section. I want the user to be able to push F-5 to get a pop up list for each entry field. I've found only one example on-line and...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Object COBOL?
Chris, This is a lagacy migration environment, not a new development. A relatively small part of that migration involves generating COBOL as a replacement for a scripting language present in the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: using function keys in screen section
Hi Peter, The complete documentation for character based user interfaces was included in the Net Express product which preceded Visual COBOL. Unfortunately these docs and examples have not yet made it...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Object COBOL?
What is the actual requirement that you have to use OO COBOL syntax? Is the Legacy application currently written using OO syntax? If you need to share open files or external data with an existing...
View ArticleForum Post: VISUAL COBOL ERROR 26
i Installed Visual COBOL personal edition for Visual Studio 2010 on a WINDOWS-7 PC and got this error 26--Clock tamper detection this error occurs when i tried to use the COBOL forms application. I...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: VISUAL COBOL ERROR 26
Hi llaramie, Someone from Micro Focus Support will reach out to you by separate email to resolve this issue.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Object COBOL?
Chris, There is no OO in the legacy application. The legacy application includes a scripting language that we convert to COBOL (so that it can run in the same run-unit as the COBOL). The scripting...
View ArticleForum Post: Net Express to Visual Cobol migration.
Hi We have a set of 2 programs , Both the programs have Multiple Entry Points. We are trying to Migrate them to Visual COBOL and club them in to DLL. So that they can be consumed by .NET. While doing...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Net Express to Visual Cobol migration.
Try setting the CASE directive on in the native project so that entry points will not be converted to uppercase. If you do not set this on then you will have to call the programs name as uppercase...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Net Express to Visual Cobol migration.
Chris I have tried all the Options mentioned by you, Still getting the same error of not able to find the Entry point of the program. 173 error is coming for the same too. I have Changed the Link...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Net Express to Visual Cobol migration.
The one other item that you might try is to create a dummy COBOL program with the program-id that is the same as the name of the .dll and contains just a goback statement and add this to your native...
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