I recently read the Dr. Dobbs article on NetRexx, and thought it was a
cool idea.  (The first language I learned was ARexx on my Amiga 500 =)

I am curious though, are thre any NetRexx interpreters, so that I
could use Rexx as a scripting language for my application written in
Java or NetRexx?

Anyone thinking of working on this?

-james

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Hi NetRexxers,

I have uploaded version 0.96 of the free, NetRexx written Internet-Tool
SurfCompanion:

* www-server, hosting
* web-agent, offline-reader
* search engine

Version 0.96 supports Servlet-like extensions, Proxy operation and more (see
Changes.html).

Download from "http://SurfCompanion.WWZ.de" !
Direct download link is "http://SurfCompanion.WWZ.de/Download/SUCO096.ZIP" !

I am interested in your impressions and in (even more) feedback from this group.

all the best

Kai Schmidt

P.S. We have troubles with the above www-server (ICS, not SucoWWW yet). You
often have to
       *Double-click* links to make them work. ???
       Can someone help?


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Check out the April issue of Dr. Dobb's Journal for an article titled
"Using NetRexx", by Pam Taylor. It is an excellent technical overview
of the language and should appeal to the professional programmers who
read the Journal.  The article explored the neat features of NetRexx
through the example of a sign-on applet.  The applet code was printed
in a separate section, alongside code from an article on Kannel (a
Finnish network protocol engineering language) and another on an
optimal searching algorithm (in a C++ pseudocode) and was, by far,
the most readable.   :-)

Judging from dates in the code, the article has been in the pipeline
for nearly a year.  I thought I remembered DDJ publishing a NetRexx
article by Mike a year or so ago, but I can't find it at the moment.
One article per year is not much exposure, but I guess it's better
than nothing.  Then again, the February issue of DDJ was devoted to
"Scripting Languages", and much was written about Tcl and Perl, but
not one mention of any flavor of Rexx appeared.  It is articles from
users like Pam that will be necessary to raise the awareness of
NetRexx in the programming community.  Otherwise, it will be thought
of as a "boutique language" of limited applicability, if it is known
at all.

In addition to her day job as a software product development manager
for Sterling Commerce, Pam is the SHARE Rexx/Java Project Manager,
the vice-chair of the committee developing ANSI Rexx standards, and a
member of the board of directors of the Rexx Language Association.
(Reports that she leaps tall buildings with a single bound have
proven false; it generally takes her two to three bounds to clear
them.)

-Chip Davis-      Aresti Systems   Member of: Rexx Language Association
chip@...   P.O.Box 13306               ANSI Rexx Standard Committee
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On Tue, 03 Mar 1998 09:31:57 +0100, Andreas Zieritz wrote:

>Is it possible to redirect the 'trace result' - output to a file?

To get the standard output and the error output the OS/2 command
looks like:

java myprog > output_file 2>&1

Cause this is from the linux users guide it should run on linux too.

kp

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Depends on the platform.  In Windows NT, Unix, or OS/2, you'd do something like:

     nrc -run hello 2> trace.log

On Windows 95 the stderr output cannot be redirected (<sigh>), so you have to
use the TRACE1 option and capture all of the output to file:

   nrc -run -trace1 hello > trace.log


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Is it possible to redirect the 'trace result' - output to a file?

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>I've a question concerning the distribution of java-programs written with
>Netrexx.

>1.) Is it necessary to add Netrexx-classes
>2.) If so, which (files)?
>3.) Am I allowed to do that?

1) Probably yes. E.g. if you have used Rexx strings, as many
of us like to do, definitely yes.

2) The safer choice would be to include the files from NetRexxR.zip
archive (R stands for Runtime?). Of course, you can experiment by
leaving out files at random and see if you get ClassNotFound errors..
However, if you application isn't a direct port of the "Hello world" suite,
chances are that the extra effort necessary in determining which .class
files to leave out from your zip distribution is not worth it -- you'll see,
the NR runtime is very small-sized!

3) Yes, but please read the license.txt file that's buried somewhere
(possibly even in NetRexxR.zip).

Max

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I've a question concerning the distribution of java-programs written with
Netrexx.

1.) Is it necessary to add Netrexx-classes

2.) If so, which (files)?

3.) Am I allowed to do that?


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ftp.javasoft.com/pub/jfc/732830/swing10.zip



Terry Norton, VP
Claims Center Solutions
terry@...
Warped with OS/2

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dIon Gillard wrote:
>
> I know this isn't really a NetRexx question, but
> I'm trying to find some icons for VisualNetRexx:
> edit, copy, paste, cut, save, exit etc....Does
> anyone know where I can find some??
>

dIon,

Sorry it took so long to reply but I've been traveling.
Try http://www.ibm.com/ibm/hci/resources/icons/icons.html.
It has the following quote:
"IBM/Lotus toolbar icons

"These icons are the most common ones used in the
IBM/Lotus product set. Select an icon to download
the image in BMP format. These icons may be used
freely by you in whatever circumstances they are
appropriate and useful. We only ask that, where
possible, credit is given to IBM/Lotus for supplying
these images."

JD
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I could see that "ADDRESS name" wouldn't be implemented in Netrexx but
it would appear that ADDRESS() also isn't as well.  Here's what I get:

     17 +++ say "ADDRESS() returns '"address()"'"
        +++                          ^^^^^^^
        +++ Error: The method 'address()' cannot
        be found in class 'rexxver2' or a superclass
     Compilation of 'rexxver2.nrx' failed [one error]

Address() isn't too useful to a NetRexx programmer I would guess so it's
probably not implemented.
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Thanks for the hints, everything works now.

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Your line of code:

   a = double[2] 0

creates a double[] array and then converts it to a string and concatenates 0 to
it (with a blank).  The resulting string is of type Rexx, so that is what 'a'
has as its type.   (The .crossref file should confirm this.)

You should also see this if you compile and run with a 'trace results'
instruction.

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Hi NetRexxers,

I have uploaded version 0.95 of the free, NetRexx written Internet-Tool
SurfCompanion:

* www-server, hosting
* web-agent, offline-reader
* search engine

Download from "http://SurfCompanion.WWZ.de" !

I am interested in your impressions and in (even more) feedback from this group.

So long

Kai Schmidt



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Addressed to: Andreas Zieritz <zieritz@...>
               ibm-netrexx@...

** Reply to note from Andreas Zieritz <zieritz@...> Mon, 23 Feb 1998
08:13:58 +0100
I tried to reproduce the error also trying other element types such as
'int' and 'Rexx' but everything turned out Ok. I changed your source,
however, in one spot - you had written:

   a = double[2] 0

.. and I wrote:

   a = double[2]

..that is, I just declared the size only.

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I know this isn't really a NetRexx question, but I'm trying to find some icons
for VisualNetRexx: edit, copy, paste, cut, save,
exit etc....Does anyone know where I can find some??


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I'm doing something wrong, but I don't know what. What I want is to pass an
array     to a method.




/* test.nrx */
a = double[2] 0

a[0] = 25
a[1] = 39

b = test1()
b.calldouble(a)




/* test1.nrx */
class test1 public

method test1()

method calldouble(x=double[]) public
	 say x[0]
	 say x[1]




When compiling to java(OS/2, JDK 1.1.4) I get...

NetRexx portable processor, version 1.125
Copyright (c) IBM Corporation, 1998.  All rights reserved.
Program test.nrx
  9 +++ b.calldouble(a)
    +++   ^^^^^^^^^^
    +++ Error: The method 'calldouble(netrexx.lang.Rexx)' cannot be found in
class 'test1' or a superclass
Compilation of 'test.nrx' failed [one error]


Does anyone know why?

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On Wed, 18 Feb 1998 09:10:53 +0100, Andreas Zieritz wrote:

|   >There's no methods with those names, but nothing stops you writing your own
|   >(with different names).  Or NetRexx will provide them if you declare your
|   array
|   >as an indirect property. For example (untested):
|   >
|   >  class foo
|   >     properties indirect
|   >      bar=int[5]
|   >
|   >See the NetRexx supplement for details.
|
|   I've read the supplement but that is not exactly what I thought of
|
|    - it does only work with single indexed arrays
|    - one has to use the getx... and set... methods
|
|
|   In Object Rexx I can use the '[]' and '[]=' methods in a way, that allows
|   me to use the objects very easy
|
|   (not tested)
|   a = .Matrix new
|   a[1,1]=2
|   say a[1,1]

Out of curiosity, why not inherit from netrexx.lang.Rexx. It already has these
methods available for you....It may work (i've
not tested it....)


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>Good question. If anyone is, please let me know (I'd like to test RXFile
there).

Well, sure.


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> Is anyone using netrex with a mac??????????????

Is anyone still using a mac... :-)


Sorry, but I couldn't resist...
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> Is anyone using netrex with a mac??????????????

Good question. If anyone is, please let me know (I'd like to test
RXFile there).

Thanks,
Max

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>There's no methods with those names, but nothing stops you writing your own
>(with different names).  Or NetRexx will provide them if you declare your
array
>as an indirect property. For example (untested):
>
>  class foo
>     properties indirect
>      bar=int[5]
>
>See the NetRexx supplement for details.

I've read the supplement but that is not exactly what I thought of

	 - it does only work with single indexed arrays
	 - one has to use the getx... and set... methods


In Object Rexx I can use the '[]' and '[]=' methods in a way, that allows
me to use the objects very easy

(not tested)
a = .Matrix¨new
a[1,1]=2
say a[1,1]


class Matrix

::method '[]'
	 expose theMatrix
	 use arg a, b
	 return theMatrix[a,b]

::method '[]='
	 expose theMatrix
	 use arg a, b, c
	 theMatrix[a,b] = c

*****************

I could write a method in Netrexx, that takes 2 (3) variables, but I don't
think I could make the calls as easy as in Object Rexx.

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Ciao,

Dion wrote:

> > Some days ago I was reading the comp.lang.Rexx newsgroup
> > and noticed someone was asking about availability of encoding
> > and decoding with the Base 64 algorithm. Since I was already
>
> You do know there's an undocumented one in all Sun licensed VMs,
> right?

Yes (you wrote it to the c.l.rexx newsgroup), but the word
undocumented makes me feel uncomfortable. Beside, the direct port of
the simple encode and decode methods took as little as five minutes.
(Very few lines have changed from the original)

> The undocumented ones also en/decode to a String (or Rexx in uor
> case) and a buffer of bytes....just FYI...

Well the thing I am going to include in my product (actually it is
for a vertical market customization of MaxBase) has to be a bit more
sophisticated than that anyway, so I took someone else's public
work and I am extending it. Thanks for the info, though!

Max
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Ciao,

> This is of course very simple; do you plan to do the same for
> uudecode/uuencode?

I don't think so, because I need precisely the Base 64 thing for a
project. (Of course if there is at least some demand for it I can
change my mind)

Max
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On Tue, 17 Feb 98 20:56:42 +0100, maxmars@... wrote:

>Ciao,
>
>Some days ago I was reading the comp.lang.Rexx newsgroup
>and noticed someone was asking about availability of encoding
>and decoding with the Base 64 algorithm. Since I was already
>coding one (porting the original Rexx source code from James
>L. Dean work) and since perhaps someone else needs it, I have

>put the NetRexx class on my GeoCities web page:
>
>http://www.geocities.com/siliconValley/Park/4218

There are at least four base64 en/decoders for java/netrexx:
- the classes in sun.* delivered with the JDK
- the original classes out of the previous package from the original
author
- the classes from Cryptix
- the classes from the JavaMail API

And most of these support also uuencode/uudecode.

We've seen and fixed a bug in the uudecode-class in the sun.*
classes, so if anyone is interested, send a mail to
herb@...

>
>In the package there is a source file and the .class file.
>
>The class is something like this:
>
>Class Base64
> method encode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)
> method decode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)

This is of course very simple; do you plan to do the same for
uudecode/uuencode?
I'd like to switch from other classes to classes written in netrexx
and supported by helpful members on this list.

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maxmars@... wrote:
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> Ciao,
>
> Some days ago I was reading the comp.lang.Rexx newsgroup
> and noticed someone was asking about availability of encoding
> and decoding with the Base 64 algorithm. Since I was already

You do know there's an undocumented one in all Sun licensed VMs, right?

> The class is something like this:
>
> Class Base64
>  method encode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)
>  method decode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)
The undocumented ones also en/decode to a String (or Rexx in uor case)
and a buffer of bytes....just FYI...
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Ciao,

Howard wrote:

>I got the following error message when I tried to access your web page:

>The page you were looking for,
>http://www.geocities.com/siliconValley/Park/4218, does not exist.

>Probably just a typographic error.

Yes, sorry.. Seems like geocities' www server is case sensitive.

This does work here:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4218/

Max

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Ciao,

Some days ago I was reading the comp.lang.Rexx newsgroup
and noticed someone was asking about availability of encoding
and decoding with the Base 64 algorithm. Since I was already
coding one (porting the original Rexx source code from James
L. Dean work) and since perhaps someone else needs it, I have
put the NetRexx class on my GeoCities web page:

http://www.geocities.com/siliconValley/Park/4218

In the package there is a source file and the .class file.

The class is something like this:

Class Base64
  method encode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)
  method decode(input_file = Rexx, output_file = Rexx)

PS three notes:
  a) The thing is obviously freeware.
  b) It needs RXFile -- get it from the same URL.
  c) It will be part of the MBase utils in the MBase package
      starting from release 1.16, but it will still be available
      with source code at no charge from the GeoCities web
      page.

Max

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Hi NetRexxers,

I have uploaded version 0.94 of the free, NetRexx written SurfCompanion:

* www-server, including
* web-agent, offline-reader
* search engine

This is the correct link "http://SurfCompanion.WWZ.de" to download. There is a
typo in latest NetRexx archive link. The NetRexx
Homepage link is ok.

I'm interested in your impressions and in as much feedback as possible.

So long

Kai Schmidt

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