The demonstrations programs are contained in a
.jar file that needs to be imported into your Eclipse workspace.
To access the demonstrations:
- Select
File > Import.
- Choose
General > Existing Projects into Workspace and click
Next.
- Choose
Select archive file and browse to
/opt/microfocus/VisualCOBOL/demo and double-click
samples.jar.
This opens the list of sample projects.
- Select the samples you want from the list and click
Finish.
This loads the selected projects into your workspace.
The following samples are supplied:
- ADISdemo
- Demonstrates how to use the Screen Section to create a character user interface.
- Arrays (JVM and Native COBOL)
- Demonstrates the COBOL syntax for arrays.
- Catalog
-
Demonstrates various features of OpenESQL technology.
- cobolctf
- Demonstrates various features of the Consolidated Trace Facility.
- Collections (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use the LIST and DICTIONARY collection types in JVM COBOL.
- Core (JVM)
- This is an introduction in programming in JVM COBOL.
- DB2 ECM - Connect
- Shows the syntax variants for connecting to and disconnecting from a DB2 database using Type 1 CONNECTs that DB2 LUW supports.
- DB2 ECM - Dynamic
- Shows how to use dynamic SQL with DB2 LUW to perform various SQL operations.
- DB2 ECM - LOB Data Types
- Shows how to use the LOB LOCATOR and VALUES functions to retrieve Lob data from DB2 LUW.
- DB2 ECM - Select
- Shows how to use the singleton SELECT and the cursor-based FETCH statements with DB2 LUW.
- DB2 ECM - Whenever
- Shows how to use EXEC SQL WHENEVER for error handling, and DB2(MSGAREA) to specify a COBOL variable for retrieving error messages
larger than 70 bytes.
- db2test1 & db2test2
- Demonstrates various features of the DB2 ECM.
- Delegate Combining (JVM)
- Shows how to combine delegates using the '+' and '-' operators.
- Delegates (JVM)
- Shows how to use delegates in COBOL for JVM.
- Dynamic
- Demonstrates various features of the DB2 ECM.
- Dynquery
- Demonstrates various features of the OpenESQL technology.
- Enums (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use enumeration in COBOL for JVM.
- Events (JVM)
- Shows how to attach a method to an event and then - to detach it.
- Exception Handling (JVM)
- Shows methods of exception handling in COBOL for JVM.
- Extension Methods (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to extend methods in COBOL for JVM.
- fizzbuzz & fizzbuzzDDUnitTests
- Micro Focus Unit Testing Framework samples.
- getCustomerIdUnitTests
- Micro Focus Unit Testing Framework samples.
- Indexers (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use indexers in COBOL for JVM.
- Interfaces
- Demonstrates the use of interfaces within JVM COBOL.
- Iterators (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use iterators in COBOL for JVM.
- json
- Demonstrates how to use a JSON GENERATE statement.
- JVM COBOL to Native COBOL Interop
- Demonstrate how COBOL for JVM can interoperate with native COBOL.
- lobdemo
- Demonstrates various features of the DB2 ECM.
- Local Variables (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to declare local variables in COBOL for JVM.
- MFUnitExamples
- Micro Focus Unit Testing Framework samples
- mthread
- Demonstrates how a main server thread responds to client requests by starting off separate threads to handle that request.
- OESQL - Getting Started
- Shows how to use static SQL with OpenESQL to perform various SQL operations.
- OESQL - Getting Started with JDBC (JVM)
- Shows how to use OpenESQL with JDBC and how to connect to a database using either Connection Strings or Data Sources.
- OESQL - Shared Connection COBOL to Java (JVM)
- Shows how to create a COBOL SQL program JDBC connection and pass it to a Java program to use.
- OESQL - Shared Connection Java to COBOL (JVM)
- Shows how to create a Java SQL program JDBC connection and pass it to a COBOL program to use.
- OESQL - Behavior
- Shows how to use the OpenESQL Compiler directives to assist in migrating database applications from the mainframe for offload
development.
- OESQL - Catalog
- Shows the information about all data types supported by the data source, a list of all tables in the data dictionary, and
information about the columns in the table 'orders'.
- OESQL - Connect
- Shows how to use static SQL with OpenESQL to perform various SQL operations.
- OESQL - Dynamic
- Shows how to use dynamic SQL with OpenESQL to perform various SQL operations.
- OESQL - Select
- Shows how to use singleton SELECT and cursor-based FETCH statements with OpenESQL.
- OESQL - Whenever
- Shows how to use EXEC SQL WHENEVER for error handling, and MFSQLMESSAGETEXT to retrieve error messages larger than 70 bytes.
- Operator Overloading (JVM)
- Demonstrates operator overloading in COBOL for JVM.
- Optional Parameters (JVM)
- Shows how to define methods with optional parameters and various ways to call such methods, including the use of named parameters.
- Properties (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use properties in COBOL for JVM.
- SwingBook (JVM)
- Demonstrates how to use Java style inner-classes (SHARING PARENT) in JVM COBOL and shows the use of Swing with JVM COBOL.
Swing is part of the Java Foundation Classes which provides an API for a graphical user interface (GUI) for JVM programs.
The application shows a Swing front-end to the COBOL legacy book program which accesses an indexed data file with book stock
information.
- PI (Java)
- Demonstrates a Java program receiving information from a COBOL program via the run-time system cobcall interface.
- ARRAYS (Java)
- Demonstrates how to read and update a Java array from procedural COBOL via the run-time system cobcall interface.
- PrimTypes (Java)
- Demonstrates a COBOL program reading and updating Java primitive types via the run-time system cobcall interface.
- Record (Java)
- Demonstrates creating a record item which is passed to COBOL which updates and returns the record.
- tictac
- Demonstrates how to develop native COBOL applications.