Forum Post: RE: Looking for database programming example for green screen
Thanks Again Chris! You're the best!
View ArticleForum Post: Odd control focus behavior
I have 2 separate solutions in the attached zip. One solution - NatCon1 - contains 1 native project - NatCon1. The other solution - ManWin1 - contains 2 managed projects - ManCon1 and ManWin1. These...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Odd control focus behavior
Please open up a support incident with Customer Care and we will take a look at the reported issue. You can then attach your zip files directly to the support incident. Thanks.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Odd control focus behavior
OK, done. Incident/ticket # 2827941. Thanks.
View ArticleForum Post: PRINT MODULE FROM NET EXPRESS under Visual COBOL
We are using a VB.NET print module that runs with our current NET EXPRESS dialogs. We are trying to use this print module in our Visual COBOL migration. One of our developers believes if it is...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: PRINT MODULE FROM NET EXPRESS under Visual COBOL
How were you calling this under Net Express? If you compiled this an a managed .NET .dll exposed as COM Interop then you would still call this the same way in a native Visual COBOL program in the same...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: NetExpress Projects Conversion to Visual Studio solution
Thank you Chris for the prompt answer. So what is the template used by import wizard when the NX projects are converted to VC. I believe it to be native cobol template. Is that correct?
View ArticleForum Post: Dialog System
I want to convert a NetExpress solution that has dialog system screen into Visual Cobol, I have the Visual cobol on a separate laptop than the current NetExpress project. Is there a standalone...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: NetExpress Projects Conversion to Visual Studio solution
Yes the Net Express import wizard will create a native VC project for each executable type shown in the NX project Build window. The output type of the VC project will be set to the same type as the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Dialog System
Visual COBOL now supports Dialog System applications. You need to download and install the Visual COBOL Compatibility Addpack from the Supportline Product Updates page and then the DS screen painter...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Consuming a WCF Service Created in .NET 4.5 in Visual COBOL.
Hi Chris, Thanks for the reply. Consuming WCF from Visual COBOL managed Code is clear to me and I am able to consume the WCF from Managed Code. For Native Code i have used the Tools-- Micro Focus...
View ArticleForum Post: check items selected in a listbox
hello. I need to know how to check if the item in a listbox selected this, example move self::listbox1::Items::Count() to wend perform until wcont = wend if listbox1::Items[wcont]::Selected = true...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: check items selected in a listbox
You can get the selected items by using the SelectedItems property which is a collection containing all selected items if you allow for multiple selections or you can just use the property...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: check items selected in a listbox
Chris Is it possible to use a ListBoxItem as string? I got an error in my WPF program. I use a variable selItem as type ListBoxItem and selItem::Content as string for the MessageBox parameter
View ArticleForum Post: Support-Line Incident Reporting Entry Form
??? It appears that the Supprt-Line Incident Reporting entry form is suddenly not recognizing "serial number", "product", etc., which this info is no doubt apparently tied to my authorized log-in....
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Support-Line Incident Reporting Entry Form
I have opened an incident for you and an email has been sent to your corporate email address.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: check items selected in a listbox
Not sure you can do this because the SelectedItems property returns a List of the selected objects which are of their original type and are not of type ListBoxItem. So you either have to iterate thru...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: check items selected in a listbox
In my example I add ListBoxItems to the ListBox, but you are right it can be any object. So it's possible to just add a string. It was only a test for me, normally I use WPF binding.
View ArticleForum Post: "BY VALUE LENGTH OF directory-name SIZE 4" construct
The Micro Focus Developer doc related to CBL_GET-CURRENT-DIR suggests this: "Use the "BY VALUE LENGTH OF directory-name SIZE 4" construct to pass the name-length parameter." Based on the...
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