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Appu
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prino
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You obviously didn't look good enough. It's in a dataset that quite likely looks like
so doing a 3.4 search on
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Appu
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Hi Prino,
Thanks for the quick response. But I had already checked that and didnt get any positive results.
The only SIBMZSAM file at my System contains only the members -> IBMZMIVP, IBMZMIV1, IBMZMIV2, IBMZMSO1 |
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prino
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Then your site has very obviously screwed up big time, or you're using a totally out-of-date PL/I compiler...
Anyway, you should be able to find a copy on "that" site. |
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Appu
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I am using Enterprise PLI Compiler 3.9
From the IBM site I couldnt get the code of copybook IBMZJNI. |
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prino
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Appu wrote: |
I am using Enterprise PLI Compiler 3.9 |
Which, if I'm correct, is no longer supported...
Appu wrote: |
From the IBM site I couldnt get the code of copybook IBMZJNI. |
But you didn't look on "that" system. |
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Appu
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Since the copybook IBMZJNI is not available in my System, thought of creating that by copying the code from IBM references. But couldnt get the code of IBMZJNI include member. |
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prino
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Final time: You can find it on "that" system, and if you search some of my recent posts, you will know what I mean! |
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Appu
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Hello Team,
I managed to get that copybooks from another LPAR and my compilation went fine.
My requirement is to call a PLI program from Java. I was following the below link :
www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSQ2R2_8.0.3/com.ibm.ent.pl1.zos.doc/topics/javsmp-yyy.htm%23javsmp
But there they want a .SO file ( shared object ) to be created out of PLI compilation and then link to the Java class. I am using a PLI compile JCL whose Output is a normal NCAL. So was doubting how can I create a .SO file from the compilation process in ZOS. |
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Appu
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Did anyone tried this before ? 'Creation of .SO files from PLI compilation ? |
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Appu
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Hello Team,
Can anyone guide on how to call a PLI program from Java. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 2501 Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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You should be contacting your local IBM Technical Representative and have him/her contact their resources.
That's about all that can be offered.... |
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Bill Woodger
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Joined: 09 Mar 2011 Posts: 7309 Location: Inside the Matrix
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'cept Prino has pointed out that that particular compiler is out of service.
Appu,
You have to consult the documentation to see if it is possible.
Or upgrade your PL/I.
Or try another way around it. |
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