Hello there!
I used a progress tool to convert a xml file to a .i (temp-tables + dataset).
After doing it, i tried reading a xml file with data and export it again to see if everything was as expected and it was.
However, when i referenced that include in a class i get the following error...
Hi,
I have an issue felated to compilation, classes and USING keyword / packages.
I'm trying to compile a class located in a sub-directory.
This class contains a "USING" phrase referencing to itself :
/*testClasss.cls*/
USING testCompileUsing.Classes.testClass.
CLASS testClass :
END...
I just started to dive into the world of OOP with OpenEdge and bumped into something.
How do I instantiate objects of classes that reside on the AppServer from my window client application?
Is this even possible or do I have to use some kind of procedural proxies to handle this?
Hi all,
I have been asked to do some coding on a project that uses classes. It has been a while since I did OOP in college and when I did before it was with java. I am struggling to understand a few concepts and I have a few questions that maybe one of you could answer.
Just to explain what...
Hi All,
I've come across a strange issue. I have a simple class i use as an enum called OrderType like so:
CLASS Entity.Order.Enums.OrderType:
DEFINE PUBLIC STATIC PROPERTY TestOrder AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO INIT "TESTORDER" GET.
END CLASS.
Which i use in code like so:
MESSAGE...
I have a selection of independent class objects which all different functionality and I want to create a new class object which inherits one or more of them. How do I do this, I keep ending up at 'interfaces' but I don't think that's what I want.
Here is what I'm trying to do:
/**...
Hi,
I am trying to run a program, where a method that is used in this class is defined.
CLASS classname:
CONSTRUCTOR classname():
method2().
END CONSTRUCTOR.
METHOD PRIVATE LOG method1():
.....
FIND FIRST tablename NO-LOCK.
.....
END METHOD.
METHOD method2()...
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