Hi all, |
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4 I don't have 9.4 available currently, but: Perhaps this is just a typo? getFullHostname <-> fullHostname BR Mike |
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4 SystemAdmin - Fri Mar 15 08:10:06 EDT 2013
I see this produces [-R-E- DXL: <Line:3> the PERM (GetServerHost) is no longer supported]
-Louie I note with curiosity "fullHostname" must have the brackets (). |
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4
No, it's not a typo. print(fullHostname()) "\n"
|
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4 kabr - Mon Mar 18 05:58:37 EDT 2013
No, it's not a typo. print(fullHostname()) "\n"
So we see there is a "fullHostname" function with "void" parameter, and returns a variable of type string. We also see there is a comment "getFullHostname" which I've seen used as a representation in the debugger, and I now see is used in this error message. -Louie Will someone please explain the difference between these two function definitions:
|
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4 llandale - Mon Mar 18 11:05:21 EDT 2013
So we see there is a "fullHostname" function with "void" parameter, and returns a variable of type string. We also see there is a comment "getFullHostname" which I've seen used as a representation in the debugger, and I now see is used in this error message. -Louie Will someone please explain the difference between these two function definitions:
Louie:
Will someone please explain the difference between these two function definitions:
string fullHostname(void) {whatever}
string fullHostname() {whatever}
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
|
Re: getFullHostName perm no longer supported in 9.4 I finally got a response from Rational Client Support on this (well actually I got the reply last week, but I had to wait for the Great New Changes to be implemented). They say, that indeed the perm getFullHostname was removed in v9.4 without a new perm replacing it. Therefore it has to be added back in a future release. regards Karl |