When we want to schedule egl service functions to run with the ISeries scheduler, we create a small java program with a service client interface generated from the wsdl file from the service project.

The only purpose is to call the service.

I tried to create a program in egl, with generation to java, but the "call" statement is not supported for the target system WIN.

Is there a way to accomplish this with only EGL code?

Kind regards,

Bram

Hi Bram,

did you tried something like this?

With this code I can call a service from an other service maybe it's working with your egl program ...

                lOG_service LOG_service {@bindService};                lOG_service.Write_log("", "", "");

Kind regards!

Thanks for the help Marcel,

The errors are gone.

Could you point me in the right direction for actually running the generated Java application?

The RBD help says I should run the generated java class, but I don't have this option in RBD when I right-click the source file and select run as.

It only shows Run on server, compiled application, pluglet and run on mobile browser simulator.

Kind regards,

Bram

I don't know ...

I can choose Java application point 3 on the screenshot..

Thanks, I probably created the project wrong. I'll check further.

Bram,

Not sure if I am answering the question you are asking.  

To run an EGL generated java program, you select the generated <pgmname>.java class in the EGLGen/JavaSource folder and then choose "run as->Java Application".  

If that is not working for you, can you post more details on what you are trying to do.

Mark

I just wanted to add what I did wrong:

When I created the program there is a checkbox "Create as called program", which is checked by default.

If you want to run the program on itself, this checkbox needs to be cleared.

Kind regards,

Bram