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Q: Will UOJ be further developed and supported by Rocket in the future?
A: Yes. There are no plans
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Hi Dan,
Thanks for this information.
Can you tell us if Rocket has any plans to further develop / support the
original COM/OLE version of UniObjects? And in particular, are there any plans
to release a 64 bit version?
Thank you,
Jim Stoner
I've used both. There are syntax differences, especially with the UO,NET
since it adheres to the CLR. Both libraries did what I needed. I don't
know if UO,NET is a better solution, but it looks to me like it has been
kept up-to-date better. I am interested in UOJ because of new
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for any insights you care to share!
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Considering UOJ
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Hi,
If Rocket is not going to be updating / supporting the original
UniObjects, we're looking at either creating a wrapper for UO.net, or
using UOJ. UOJ
: 14 December 2011 00:21
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I only have experience with UOJ, so I can't offer any comparison, but I'd
suggest the extensiveness of the feature set of each API may be a moot point
depending on how you use them. For example, I've never
It was confirmed that UOJ isn't going away, which is good for
legacy development.
But my whole point was that for new development we don't need it,
never did.
From: Charles_Shaffer
Tony, What you say is true, and those tools would be
great in the right situation. But I am concerned
about
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It was confirmed that UOJ isn't going
From: Charles_Shaffer
Maybe I am asking the wrong question. Is there a
better way to interface Domino 8.5 to Unidata than UOJ?
IMO, UOJ probably is the best way. In the absence of anything
approaching a IBM Domino Connector for U2, I'm thinking ODBC
via Easysoft might be the only other
Great information John and Robert. Looks like UOJ is getting mature.
In my situation, it is attractive since we use Domino and Unidata
extensively. But, I do not want to invest my time in something that won't
be supported in the future.
My question for Rocket is Will UOJ be further
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Great information John and Robert. Looks like UOJ is getting mature.
In my situation, it is attractive since we use Domino and Unidata
extensively. But, I do not want to invest my time in something that won't
be supported in the future.
My
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Great information John and Robert. Looks
From: Charles Shaffer
My question for Rocket is Will UOJ be further
developed and supported by Rocket in the future?
From: Symeon Breen
Considering UOJ and UO.net are the only api's
available for u2 I would have thought yes
There's no good reason for that condition to exist. Rocket
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Great information John and Robert. Looks like
Tony,
What you say is true, and those tools would be great in the right
situation. But I am concerned about the future of UOJ. My understanding
is that the new Domino will allow jars to be directly accessed from the
Domino Designer. Just want to make sure that UOJ is not going to be
Hello,
Ok created a quick test routine to show problem(attached to end of
post). It simply gets a record from the demo database and dumps the
output, first the the system default character encoding, then setting
file.encoding and finally clientencoding:
$ echo $LANG
en_US.UTF-8
$ java
Hi John,
On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 10:01 AM, John Hester jhes...@momtex.com wrote:
We've been using UOJ with WebSphere App Server since around 2003. Not
quite the same as Domino, I realize, but at least under the same IBM
Java middleware umbrella. I can't offer a lot the way of best
practices,
On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 1:43 PM, Robert Colquhoun
robert.colquh...@gmail.com wrote:
It would be better for the rocket engineers to decide on a character
encoding to talk to the server with and set it as a separate define(or
hard code it maybe), according to oracle the basic encodings below
The RedHat default is incorrect for UOJ (at least up to
EL 5) and will result in MV delimiters being incorrectly translated
into
other ascii characters.
Thanks for the tip. Looks like we do have a problem with the LANG
setting.
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
I'll check with IBM and see if changing it
Thanks. This is very helpful.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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Has anyone used Uniobjects for Java with Domino 8? If so, have you had
luck with it. Any best practice suggestions?
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Hi,
I'm also interested in any advice / best practices for UO for Java on
Domino. It would certainly be nice
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Jim Stoner Said
It would certainly be nice to find a small user group to ask questions
and bounce around best practices.
I would definitely
I follow John's policy in all web integration. All external
access comes through a single entry point which identifies the
purpose of the connection and transfers to an appropriate
subroutine. I also include logging abilities in most code, just
in case. Code below is made up for this example
Thanks everyone that makes great sense
As I get into uoj and java I am
Sure I'll have more questions for all the experts on here
Once again thanks
Dougc
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thanks,can you give me some of the pros/con's? I have some ideas, (not
passing huge amounts of data back and forth for one) but I'd be
interested in hearing others, for the moment I think I will be calling
subroutines but maybe down
I agree with Brian for all of the reasons mentioned plus the performance can
be much better on the server for processing when the server can simply do
what it needs to do without an ongoing I/O dialogue with the client.
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thanks,can you give me some of the pros/con's? I have some ideas, (not
passing huge amounts of data back and forth for one) but I'd be
interested in hearing others, for the moment I think I will be calling
subroutines but maybe down the road that may change (if the benefits out
weigh a
interesting blog Tony, thanks to everyone who sent me links/code to look
at, I greatly appreciate it
For now while I am getting up to speed I am pretty sure I will be
calling a subroutine for info from the DB but another project may call
for a direct access to the DB
thanks again everyone
Hey all,
I am beginning to use uniobjects and java anyone know/have any good
examples of both accessing the data directly and calling subroutines that
return data
I have the uniobjects for java manual and I will begin looking at that this
week-end but any additional code samples would be
Check out judaw on github. He has some wrapper classes with examples.
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Hey all,
I am beginning to use uniobjects and java anyone know/have any good
examples of both accessing the data directly and calling subroutines that
return data
I have the uniobjects for java manual and I will begin looking
public static void main(String[] argss) {
try {
UniJava uJava = new UniJava();
System.err.println(Version Number : + uJava.getVersionNumber());
UniSession session = uJava.openSession();
session.connect(server name,
id,
password,
/file/);
From: Symeon Breen
...you can just use it to call a sub and the sub does
all the work and returns the data that you need (a
quick in and out), or you can do all the file and
record manipulation in the java layer
One of my recent blogs focused on that concept:
Jeff,
We use Uniobjects for Java on Ubuntu 7.1 (Gutsy Gibbon) to access our MRP
system (Unidata 7.1). I use a tool called the JavaBridge to provide data
access from PHP. In our case, Uniobjects is only being used to handle
sessions and calls to UniBasic subroutines. Results are returned in
That did it.
Thanks.
On Fri, 2009-02-13 at 16:42 -0800, Richard Nuckolls wrote:
I have not used Ubuntu, but try optioning Java with -
Dfile.encoding=iso8859-1
If you are were tomcat, this would go in the CATALINA_OPTS environment
variable. (setenv.sh)
-Rick
On Feb 13, 2009,
There is rather a significant oversight in UOJ: it fails to specify
the encoding when it translates bytes to Java characters, and vice
versa.
Beware too, of the 32 file limit in UOJ. There are a number of
solutions to this problem, but you should probably start by creating
your own
The LANG variable issue takes a new twist with Ubuntu Server 8.10.
Neither LANG=C (IBM recommended) or LANG=en_US.iso885915 (must use for
RedHat) will work. The value marks are wrongly used as field marks. And
in case you're wondering no, LANG=en_US.UTF-8 also does not work.
Has anyone made
I have not used Ubuntu, but try optioning Java with -
Dfile.encoding=iso8859-1
If you are were tomcat, this would go in the CATALINA_OPTS environment
variable. (setenv.sh)
-Rick
On Feb 13, 2009, at 2:34 PM, Jeff Powell wrote:
The LANG variable issue takes a new twist with Ubuntu Server
Charles,
PHP calls a method in a U2 object, which uses Uniobjects for Java to
invoke a UniBasic Subroutine on our Unidata 7.1 redhat based server.
Recently I have intermittently received the following error message.
I haven't seen any replies on this so I'll take a guess (no harm in making a
Adrian says
In your code sample, the two possible uniobjects exceptions are being
swallowed. It would be worth adding some log4j statements in there to
at
least log the stack trace and see. On this subject, something is
wrapping
the NoSuchNameException in a java.lang.Exception so the
Hello,
I am accessing our Unidata server from PHP using the java bridge for a few
months It has been working pretty well up until the current project I am
working on.
PHP calls a method in a U2 object, which uses Uniobjects for Java to
invoke a UniBasic Subroutine on our Unidata 7.1 redhat
Thanks. Both good suggestions.
Charles Shaffer
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Using Java with Uniobjects for Java to call a UniBasic routine. The
UniBasic routine has two parameters; part number and result (html code).
As long as it is passed a valid part number, it works OK. However, when
the part number is not valid it returns an empty string RESULT = '' (two
single
should be:
if (.equals(result)) {
return null;
} else {
return result;
}
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Using Java with Uniobjects for Java to call a UniBasic routine. The
UniBasic routine has two parameters; part number and result (html code).
As long as it is passed a valid
I usually check the length 0 after I check for null.
On Mon, 2008-06-16 at 13:53 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using Java with Uniobjects for Java to call a UniBasic routine. The
UniBasic routine has two parameters; part number and result (html code).
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Hello,
I have been working with Uniobjects for Java on my Windows
machine and I am ready to move some stuff up to our Linux
based web server. Do I get the libraries off of the client
CD? Or do I need to download the packages form the Internet?
If so, where
Charles,
From memory, all you need is the asjava.jar file (the as bit is a hangover
from that company formed before informix - can't remember the name -
ascentia maybe?). As long as this file is in your classpath you should be
fine. If you are writing for Tomcat, just dump it into
Thanks. I hadn't thought of pulling them off of my machine.
Charles Shaffer
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Some old versions of UOJ shipped with
the file called asjava.zip. I would be surprised if this is what you
have
but if so, just rename it asjava.jar. The jar format is just a zip
file
with a specific structure.
I must have an old version because it was asjava.zip and it seems to be
Charles,
I must have an old version because it was asjava.zip and it seems to be
working OK on Linux. I have the web server talking to the Unidata db
server. Thanks. Is there any way to get the latest version?
Ah, the danger of working from memory. I just checked and on my notebook I
Hello,
I have been working with Uniobjects for Java on my Windows machine and I
am ready to move some stuff up to our Linux based web server. Do I get
the libraries off of the client CD? Or do I need to download the packages
form the Internet? If so, where do I get them?
Charles Shaffer
I am checking out Uniobjects for Java and am putting together a test app.
I include the line
import asjava.uniobjects.*;
outside of the Class, but get a message The import asjava cannot be
resolved.
The Uniobjects software from the client disc is installed at
C:\IBM\UniDK\uojsdk. Do I
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22/01/2008 16:34 [U2] Uniobjects for Java
You need to set your classpath, which indicates where you need to
look for code.
In your case, were you are probably executing javac in the same
location that you have placed the test program, try
set CLASSPATH=C:\IBM\UniDK\uojsdk\asjava.zip;.
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Charles,
does your CLASSPATH environment variable correctly point at asjava.zip -
it
should include the full path to this file.
John Appleyard
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tn
This helps a lot. Thanks so much.
--Bill
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I just checked and my efforts
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This helps a lot. Thanks so much.
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I am struggling with the UniObjects demos in the c:\IBM\UniDK\lib\asjava.
Are there any easier beginner-level (Hello World) examples of UniObject Java
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I just checked and my efforts with UOJ have been backed up and are not
handy right now, but I thought that Wendy put some examples on the
pickwiki.com site under the Java and JSP examples at
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SourceCode
I did not review them now to be sure, but I suspect
Dear List:
I am trying to extract data from a GLOBUS application (which runs
atop U2). I'm using the UniObjects for Java API to connect to the
database.
When I use the right username/password, instead of connecting, it
tells me that the UniVerse license has expired.
Guido Sohne wrote:
I am trying to extract data from a GLOBUS application (which runs atop
U2). I'm using the UniObjects for Java API to connect to the database.
When I use the right username/password, instead of connecting, it tells
me that the UniVerse license has expired.
What version of
Greetings,
I have an interesting problem. I have written a jsp page which queries data
from a UniVerse database using UniObjects for java (asjava.uniobjects.*).
Whenever I read a field from a file the contents of the UniString are in the
following format field1?field2?field3?filed4 etc.
PJ Velzeboer wrote:
I have an interesting problem. I have written a jsp page which queries data
from a UniVerse database using UniObjects for java (asjava.uniobjects.*).
Whenever I read a field from a file the contents of the UniString are in the
following format field1?field2?field3?filed4 etc.
On 1/11/06, PJ Velzeboer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an interesting problem. I have written a jsp page which queries data
from a UniVerse database using UniObjects for java (asjava.uniobjects.*).
Whenever I read a field from a file the contents of the UniString are in the
following format
: [U2] UniObjects for Java on Linux
PJ Velzeboer wrote:
I have an interesting problem. I have written a jsp page which queries
data from a UniVerse database using UniObjects for java
(asjava.uniobjects.*).
Whenever I read a field from a file the contents of the UniString are
in the following
Bob Little wrote:
So I removed UD7, downloaded UD6 and installed it- making sure LANG=C
was still true. I recompiled the java class against the new
asjava.zip. Same results.
Very frustrating. The LANG thing seems logical, but it seemed to make
no difference. Is there more than one place
Hello,
I am working with UD71 PE, and UniObjects for Java. I cannot get a
UniDynArray object to insert values as expected. Here is some sample code:
import asjava.uniclientlibs.*;
import asjava.uniobjects.*;
public class udTest2 {
private static UniSession session;
public static
On 12/6/05, Bob Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working with UD71 PE, and UniObjects for Java. I cannot get a
UniDynArray object to insert values as expected. Here is some sample code:
I would have expected to see Attribute 2 contain 2 values, but instead,
value two becomes another
Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 12/6/05, Bob Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working with UD71 PE, and UniObjects for Java. I cannot get a
UniDynArray object to insert values as expected. Here is some sample code:
I would have expected to see Attribute 2 contain 2 values, but instead,
value
Hello,
I have been messing about with UniObjects for java on UniData 7.1 PE.
I have a little test JSP page and I'm running it on Tomcat5.
When I load the page, I get an error message in the logs:
asjava.uniobjects.UniSessionException: Error [39207] occurred on
server.
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Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2005 19:28:09 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: [U2] UniObjects for Java - LANG environment
Hello,
I have been messing about with UniObjects for java on UniData 7.1 PE.
I have a little test JSP page and I'm running
Behalf Of Sean W Ferguson
I have recently encountered a very strange UniObjects bug. I have
an
application that includes a file containing unnamed commons. The
application calls a subroutine that also includes that same
unnamed
common.
In my experience unnamed commons tend to get a
W Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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/*
* Created on Dec 6, 2004
*/
package com.docmagic.rd;
import asjava.uniobjects.*;
/**
* @author jay
*/
public class
I have recently encountered a very strange UniObjects bug. I have an
application that includes a file containing unnamed commons. The
application calls a subroutine that also includes that same unnamed
common. I also have a command that includes the unnamed comman and
calls the same
/*
* Created on Dec 6, 2004
*/
package com.docmagic.rd;
import asjava.uniobjects.*;
/**
* @author jay
*/
public class TestCommons
{
UniSession session = null;
static String host, username, password, accountPath;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
if(args.length 4)
{
How would I make the following work.
command.setCommand(RUN BP TEST + @FM + DATA PRINT);
It is failing on the @FM.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
TIA,
John
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John Castilletti wrote:
How would I make the following work.
command.setCommand(RUN BP TEST + @FM + DATA PRINT);
It is failing on the @FM.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
You're doing _Java_ string concatenation there, the Java compiler
doesn't know what you mean by @FM. You can ask
Just to complete the reply - FM is 254, not 252.
Brian
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Cc: John Castilletti
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John Castilletti wrote
Tsombakos, John wrote:
However, I tried changing the sample code to read from a BP /
source code file and it gives an error -
asjava.uniobjects.UniFileException: This Record was not found.
I even tried using (non java) Uniobjects and got the same
error. Is there a problem with UniObjects
: Thursday, July 22, 2004 12:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tsombakos, John
Subject: RE: [U2] UniObjects for Java and Type 1 files
Tsombakos, John wrote:
However, I tried changing the sample code to read from a BP /
source code file and it gives an error -
asjava.uniobjects.UniFileException
From: Tsombakos, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I played around some more, and checks the docs again.
The file is a
type 19 file, and using that exact code (chaning the file
name of course).
Since type 19 and type 1 are directory files, I changed to
use sequential files:
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