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So having a Net Express .exe call a Visual COBOL .dll is opening yourself up to a world of pain and is not a recommended or tested scenario.
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Posted: 02-Aug-2011 at 20:02:33 I am trying to copy a file from one location to another. While on my system this works fine it has an issue on another system. I am using the following: The 057 is the decimal number for 9 and the error code 037 is “File access denied”.Micro Focus Community
Posted: 04-Aug-2011 at 10:56:06 SI 2529598 Client writes: I want to define a COBOL class under .NET that allocates memory (via CBL_ALLOC_MEM) and passes the pointer to the allocated memory back to a c# calling routine. I spoke to develoeprs and they were not sure if what was being done was the best approach, it was suggested that a Structure should be used to pass the data, below I am providing a sample (the developer provided this) for you to use/review: The example provided still does not deal with the POINTER issue – as far as the Client can see. Client really needs an example of passing a pointer between C# (or just .NET ) and COBOL. The internet seems to be devoid of any examples but does suggest it is tricky.Maybe A Lower Barrier Route To Legacy Apps In The Cloud?
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This command starts a web server at http://localhost:4200 that allows users to login with their username and password and to get access to their login shell. As a demonstration of the terminal emulator's capabilities, we have connected it to a minimal BASIC interpreter. This code does not require any client-server communications and runs entirely in your browser.Micro Focus Community
Posted: 27-Jul-2011 at 17:08:36 Is this managed code or native code that you are using? How are these COBOL routines being packaged, as separate .dlls or compiled together as one .dll. Is the name of the program that you are calling the same name as the .dll or is it an entry point within the .dll? If this is a managed code project then it can be as simple as adding a reference in the calling programs project to the project of the called program.Micro Focus Community
Posted: 04-Aug-2011 at 17:13:44 Add a reference in the Form1 project to the Form2 project. Form 1 needs to define a data item to hold the instance of Form2. In this example Form2 will be instantiated from within Form1. The alternative, which is not recommended is to modify the .desigher.cbl file for Form2 and make the controls definition Public so that it is visible to Form1.
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Really, this point illustrates the strengths and benefits of moving to managed COBOL, where project references can easily ensure that managed executable code all ends up in the right place. For native projects, we have to do a bit more work. The first, possibly simplest, solution - if it works for you - is simply to direct the output of all of the projects across all solutions into the same folder.
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Micro Focus Native COBOL Examples - a knol by Alexander Turner
Micro Focus Native COBOL - What Is It? The Micro Focus COBOL product set provides contemporary and highly productive development environments, and deployment (run-time) support for the creation, maintenance and extension of enterprise applications. One of the things COBOL is really good at is data processing.Visual COBOL Snippets - a knol by Alexander Turner
A brief introduction of code snippets From Encarta, snippet is defined as a " small piece: a small piece of something such as information or music". In programming sense a snippet can be viewed as a time-saving technique that we as COBOL programmers have been doing for a long, long time. It’s the concept of code libraries or having little pieces of code available in our toolboxes that we use over and over again. It can be anything from a simple date calculation to a read or compute statement.Aim Of The Knol The main aim of this it act as a single place to find all the links and summaries for all the fantastic resources that members of the Managed COBOL community have and are continuing to put on the web. This knol will grow and evolve as the Managed COBOL community and the resources from that community grows and thrives. Notes

