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Thanks, I think the utility will work. Appreciate the link.

I have an application that receives a parm in EBCDIC and I need to convert it to ascii. Anyone have an idea how this might be accomplished? Locked into Java 1.3 Thanks.

Thanks. I was so focused on the command line I never thought about redirecting System methods in the code. This will work fine.

Thanks. I thought this would work also. When I run it locally, it works. When I run it on the network, it creates the file, but does not put any of the Sys.out.println() stuff in it. May have something to do with the network config here. Thanks again.

When running an application in a Windows environment (java -c pathstuff apps.MyMain), is there an option to redirect stdout to a text file and not the dos window? Thanks.

Is there a way to find the creation date of a file on Windows and Unix? new File(x).lastModified() will get the last saved date, but not when created. (using java 1.2.2 & 1.3.1) Thanks

I have a class that makes a call to an AS/400 op system routine. Usually that routine will issue a return code indicating success or failure, but sometimes it hangs and returns nothing. My process is left waiting forever for the return code it will never get. So, I need some method to time...

I don't know exactly what you are trying to do, but this should work. Notice I changed String to char and cast the result as a char. for(int cntr=65 ; cntr<91 ; cntr++) { char AlphaTag=(char)(cntr); }

You're right, but the concept is the same. You need to declare your array in some place that will not go out of scope when you exit the routine that fills it. If you have a module with sub main() that starts your program, you can declare it there as a global, then redim any where you like...

Here is a demo of a couple ways do what you are suggesting. The code is setting behind a form with a listbox and command button as the only controls. Hope this helps. ------------------- Option Explicit Dim myArray() As String 'declare as an instance variable ' Public Sub sub1() Dim i As...

You can query the form collection to see if the caption exists. The following snippet uses this principle to keep from opening the same form more than once. Can expand this to use the .visible property as well. Dim f As Form For Each f In Forms If f.Caption = &quot;frmMyForm&quot...

Thanks, I was trying to capture the windows handle and did not think of using the caption. This works fine.

I have an mdi app that allows users to open some mdichild windows multiple times, but other child windows I want to restrict to one instance. How can I interrogate the app to get the open children from any of the other child forms? Don't really want to use a bunch of global &quot;I'm...

Trying to send email from VB6 to a GroupWise client with no success. Specifically, would like to send the contents of a listbox to several mail addresses. Can bring up an address book, but can not capture the addresses selected. And, cannot send even when typing in a valid address.<br> <br>...