I would recommend against using the JAS. About a year ago I was the only one using it that I knew of. Now I don't have source code for Hello.class and Echo.class, but here is some source code that I wrote a long time for my own JAS stuff. If you're working on making your own JAS class this should get you started.

Notice that the code is just a simple glue layer that puts the results in an array format.


import com.pvsw.tango.jas.Action; import FileSystemBean.FileSystem;

public class JASFileSystemListDir extends Action {

public void customProcessing(String argv[]) {

String[][] result;

FileSystem fs = new FileSystem();

result = fs.ListDir(argv[0]);


setNumColumns(2);


for ( int i = 0; i < result.length ; i++ ) {

           newRow();
           newColumn(result[i][0]);
           newColumn(result[i][1]);
       }
   }
}


Lars wrote:


*Does anybody have the source files for the Java Application Server (JAS) classes that came with Tango 2000? The User Guide says there should be sources for Hello.class and Echo.class installed in PVSW\Tango2000\java\com\pvsw\tango\jas but I can't find these.*
** *I got jastest.taf to work and now need to know how to implement customProcessing and the other Action class methods that appearantly need to be used for any new classes I build.*
** *Lars*


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