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I've got a java application that I'm using to execute a Progress application via "mbpro database -p program.p" I'm then doing a Process.waitFor() in java to wait for that process to terminate before continuing. The process terminates immediatly. With that said, I'm not really a progress...

Well, I figured out my initial problem.... the passhd should have been single, not double quotes. However, now, I'm getting c-fld[3] (or c-fld) is an invalid column name on my output o.println("rs.getString("c-fld[3]"));

Hello, I'm having a problem with an SQL statement through a JDBC connection. I know I'm connected and can collect data from some queries, but I'm struggling with a WHERE clause. If I run the following SQL statement from my Progress editor, it works fine select c-fld[3] from sys-ctl where...

I have a C++ shared object library ( that WAS working at one point ) that is being called from Progress. If I go so far as to even declare a data type "stringstream" in the C++ library, Progress core dumps with the following stderr out message: "SYSTEM ERROR: Memory violation. (49) ** Save file...

This problem has me at wits end... I have a C++ library compiled. I'm calling the library from Progress, however, when I call it, it is telling me that it "could not load DLL procedure". The DLL is there, and Progress is seeing it because if I delete the DLL, I get a "such file or directory...

It will be a rare occurance that TRUE would be needed, so if I could leave the parm optional, it could save having to supply the parameter, only supplying it in the rare instances its needed. Other languages support this, I was hoping OpenEdge did as well. But, it doesn't appear that is...

Problem was in the compliation of the library object. I had to specify "extern "C"" in the function prototype to tell the compiler to to compile the function in "C" format instead of C++. Aparently C++ functions compile with extra information in the function names which Progress cannot understand.

I have a C++ library, compiled in eclipse (if that matters) that I am using in Progress. And I'm getting a Could not find the entrypoint (3260) The procedure is bulit as follows: PROCEDURE msgi_send_one EXTERNAL {&libmsgi} CDECL PERSISTENT : define input parameter destType as...

I have written a library function (C++) to be used in Progress. I am declaring the function as follows: PROCEDURE msgi_send_one EXTERNAL {&libmsgi} CDECL PERSISTENT : define input parameter destType as character. /* 'QUEUE' or 'TOPIC'*/ define input parameter...

Is there a way to define an optional parameter in a procedure?

I'm trying to do a data base query through ODBC on a logical database field, but cannot figure out how to do it.. I've tried "...where field = y, field = true, field = yes, field = 1" none of them work. For the interm, I've changed the field type to be integer and tested against 1 or 0, which...

I have a function setup as: PROCEDURE msgi_request_reply EXTERNAL {&libmsgi} CDECL PERSISTENT : define input parameter requestDestType as character. /* 'QUEUE' or 'TOPIC'*/ define input parameter requestDestination as character. /* name of queue or topic */...

The Progress needs the following java packages: base,jar, openedge.jar, and util.jar Progress looks for those packages through your OS's CLASSPATH environment variable. First you need to locate those classes, they are probably in the "jdbc" directory of your Progress install. In my case it...

I've written a C++ shared object library to use within OpenEdge v10. The library is for WebSphere MQ functionality. I have all of the .so code commented out except the variable declaration of the MQ object so there really isn't much code to cause a problem. When I try to run my progress...

Issue has been resolved. Preferences-> Java -> Build Path -> Classpath Variables was not the correct approach. The correct approach was to: "Run -> Run Configurations -> Classpath (tab) -> Add External Jars

I have a Java application utilizing JDBC drivers to interact with an OpenEdge database. When launching the application using my local "java" interpreter, the application works fine. This is due to some external class's that JDBC needs to load the driver. To do so, I have my CLASSPATH...

Issue was resolved by explicting declaring my class path to point to my JAR's. For some reason, just pointing to the directory they were in, wasn't enough.

I have a JDBC connection working to a remote test environment, and all is working fine. However, when I try to connect to a different local test system, I get the following error when trying to do a select: java.sql.SQLException: [DataDirect][OpenEdge JDBC Driver][OpenEdge] Access denied...

Hello, I am trying to use Java to connect to the Progress DB, and am failing to do so... I have to assume there is something wrong with my path's and/or libraries. It appears that I can't even load the driver. Here is an "ls" of my /zzz/dlc/java directory aia.jar java.policy...

Re: X-NODEREF ... SET-ATTRIBUTE got an error: An invalid character was specified. (90 Answered my own question.... The "invalid character" was the SPACE between 'Customer' and 'Name'... XML doesn't permit spaces in attribute names.