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Question in Visual Cobol for Eclipse

  • March 14, 2012
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

Hi,
i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
and "Run your Application".

Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

Site:

127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

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    Chris Glazier
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    It appears as if the screenshot in the tutorial is incorrect.

    It should say:

    "Double click on the COBOL Application tree item"

    instead.

    Sorry about that.
    Chris Glazier
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    I have discovered a somewhat bigger issue here that applies to the Visual COBOL R4 Update 2 for Eclipse product that will affect the tutorial as well as any other program that uses enhanced accept/display, (ADIS).

    When running programs from inside Eclipse which require the default text window, the output is directed to the console. This means it is displayed in the console window inside Eclipse (view at the bottom) and because that doesn’t support ADIS, you may or may not see any output.

    A workaround to this issue is to run the program using the Debug Perspective as it works just fine when debugging console applications.

    This has been addressed in the next release, Visual COBOL 2.0 which is due out in April.

    If you would like an early release of Visual COBOL 2.0, I can arrange this. Please send me an e-mail at chris.glazier@microfocus.com and I will send you the details.


    Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience...
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    It also noted that he had not run out of the eclipse console.

    Thanks for warning of the new version,
    if I find something else you step.
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    It also noted that he had not run out of the eclipse console.

    Thanks for warning of the new version,
    if I find something else you step.
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    It also noted that he had not run out of the eclipse console.

    Thanks for warning of the new version,
    if I find something else you step.
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Sorry, Visual Cobol "2.0" ?

    nexte visual cobol, after visual cobol r4, will be visual cobol 2.0 ?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Sorry, Visual Cobol "2.0" ?

    nexte visual cobol, after visual cobol r4, will be visual cobol 2.0 ?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Sorry, Visual Cobol "2.0" ?

    nexte visual cobol, after visual cobol r4, will be visual cobol 2.0 ?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    In new version of Visual Cobol 2.0 for eclipse
    please include an example to do Cobol JVM project, Cobol JVM interface, Cobol JVM Class?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    In new version of Visual Cobol 2.0 for eclipse
    please include an example to do Cobol JVM project, Cobol JVM interface, Cobol JVM Class?
    Chris Glazier
    Forum|alt.badge.img+2

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Yes Visual COBOL 2.0 will be the next release to follow Visual COBOL R4 as R4 is really the 4th release of Visual COBOL 1.0.

    If you look under the Start menu-->All Programs-->Visual COBOL 2010 group you should see an option for Visual COBOL Samples. Click on this and it will open up the Visual COBOL Samples Browser.

    In the list of samples on the left select Eclipse and the list on the right will show you all of the samples that are currently available for the Eclipse product.

    This list includes several JVM COBOL example programs.
    If you highlight the example, the instructions below it will explain how to import the example into Eclipse and run it.

    Thanks.
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Hi,
    i try import project TICTAC and JVM Cobol to Native

    and in both
    i will build and run

    when run, display the message:

    An unhandled execption (COBOL Runtime error code 173) occurred in cblexecm.exe 3396.

    What is this?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Hi,
    i try import project TICTAC and JVM Cobol to Native

    and in both
    i will build and run

    when run, display the message:

    An unhandled execption (COBOL Runtime error code 173) occurred in cblexecm.exe 3396.

    What is this?
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 13 March 2012]

    Hi,
    i will try work with Visual Cobol for Eclipse.

    In "Tutorial - Creating COBOL Applications in Eclipse"
    and "Run your Application".

    Do not have option "Double click on the COBOL Local Application tree item or", why ?

    In my project do not have "COBOL Local Application" tree item.

    Site:

    127.0.0.1:49177/.../GUID-0F8F450A-B688-4566-B3E7-E3ACE3590D88.html

    Hi,
    i try import project TICTAC and JVM Cobol to Native

    and in both
    i will build and run

    when run, display the message:

    An unhandled execption (COBOL Runtime error code 173) occurred in cblexecm.exe 3396.

    What is this?

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