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RMNet library missing in Linux

  • February 14, 2014
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We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

Thanks.

 


#ACUCOBOL9.2.1
#RMNet
#Linux

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    Stephen Hjerpe
    • Stephen Hjerpe
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    • February 14, 2014

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    Which Linux 32 bit archive do you have (intel or PowerPC), in the shared library archive acucob921pmk60sh.tar.gz in the lib directory is librmnet.so. I hope this helps.

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    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    correction: runcbl -y

    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    It's the static library build: acucob921pmk60st.tar.gz

    Would that mean there's no need to preload the rmnet library (with runcbil -y)?

    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    It's the static library build: acucob921pmk60st.tar.gz

    Would that mean there's no need to preload the rmnet library (with runcbil -y)?

    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    correction: runcbl -y

    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    correction: runcbl -y

    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    Looks that way. The following test program compiles and runs without errors.

           IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. TEST.

       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       01  W-RESPONSE-STATUS       PIC 9(3) VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION-FLAG PIC X(1)   VALUE "N".
           88  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION             VALUE "Y" FALSE "N".
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE       PIC 9(3)   VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG        PIC X(512) VALUE SPACE.

       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
           SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO FALSE
           MOVE ZERO   TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
           MOVE SPACES TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG

      *    Initialize the RMNET session.
           CALL "NetInit" GIVING W-RESPONSE-STATUS
             ON EXCEPTION
               SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO TRUE
               MOVE W-RESPONSE-STATUS TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
               MOVE "An error occurred when calling NetInit."
                 TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG
               GOBACK 1
           END-CALL
           GOBACK 0.
    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    Looks that way. The following test program compiles and runs without errors.

           IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. TEST.

       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       01  W-RESPONSE-STATUS       PIC 9(3) VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION-FLAG PIC X(1)   VALUE "N".
           88  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION             VALUE "Y" FALSE "N".
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE       PIC 9(3)   VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG        PIC X(512) VALUE SPACE.

       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
           SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO FALSE
           MOVE ZERO   TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
           MOVE SPACES TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG

      *    Initialize the RMNET session.
           CALL "NetInit" GIVING W-RESPONSE-STATUS
             ON EXCEPTION
               SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO TRUE
               MOVE W-RESPONSE-STATUS TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
               MOVE "An error occurred when calling NetInit."
                 TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG
               GOBACK 1
           END-CALL
           GOBACK 0.
    D

    We're running 32-bit AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 for Linux. The RMNET library doesn't seem to have been included. Am I looking in the wrong place?

    I would expect to find it in the AcuCOBOL 9.2.1 lib directory, as librmnet.so. But there is no file whose name contains rmnet in that directory.

    Thanks.

     


    #ACUCOBOL9.2.1
    #RMNet
    #Linux

    Looks that way. The following test program compiles and runs without errors.

           IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. TEST.

       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       01  W-RESPONSE-STATUS       PIC 9(3) VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION-FLAG PIC X(1)   VALUE "N".
           88  W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION             VALUE "Y" FALSE "N".
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE       PIC 9(3)   VALUE ZERO.
       01  W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG        PIC X(512) VALUE SPACE.

       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
           SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO FALSE
           MOVE ZERO   TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
           MOVE SPACES TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG

      *    Initialize the RMNET session.
           CALL "NetInit" GIVING W-RESPONSE-STATUS
             ON EXCEPTION
               SET W-WEBSVC-EXCEPTION TO TRUE
               MOVE W-RESPONSE-STATUS TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-CODE
               MOVE "An error occurred when calling NetInit."
                 TO W-WEBSVC-ERR-MSG
               GOBACK 1
           END-CALL
           GOBACK 0.

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