Dear friends
I have to pass the objec of a class which is a part of afunction in
thefunction call.
my code looks like this now
#include <iostream.h>
#include <waspc/common.h>
#include <waspc/runtime/Runtime.h>
#include "WFWuList.h "
using std::cout;
using std::cerr;
using std::endl;
class WFStructSearch;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
int main (int argc,char *argv[]) {
WASP_Runtime::c lientInitialize ();
try {
WASP_Runtime::c lientStart("con f/client-core.xml", NULL);
WFWuList a;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe ret;
WFStructSearch search;
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
cout << "There are " << numElements << " elements in the table"
<< endl;
}
catch (WASP_Exception *exc) {
char *trace=GET_TRAC E (exc);
cerr << "Exception during call: " << exc->getCharMessage () <<
endl;
cerr << "Stack trace follows: " << endl << trace << endl;
delete[] trace;
delete exc;
}
WASP_Runtime::c lientTerminate( );
return 0;
}
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The required function is
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
I have already declared a class
class WFStructSearch;
search_params is the pointer to it.
And my function call is
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
And I am passing ::WFStructSearc h &search in it, Kindly let me know if
is the right way of passing to a function call
Thanks
Amit 3 1421
On Jan 11, 5:59 am, "Amit_Basna k" <Amit.Bas...@gm ail.comwrote:
Dear friends
I have to pass the objec of a class which is a part of afunction in
thefunction call.
my code looks like this now
#include <iostream.h>
#include <waspc/common.h>
#include <waspc/runtime/Runtime.h>
#include "WFWuList.h "
using std::cout;
using std::cerr;
using std::endl;
class WFStructSearch;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
int main (int argc,char *argv[]) {
WASP_Runtime::c lientInitialize ();
try {
WASP_Runtime::c lientStart("con f/client-core.xml", NULL);
WFWuList a;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe ret;
WFStructSearch search;
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
cout << "There are " << numElements << " elements in the table"
<< endl;
}
catch (WASP_Exception *exc) {
char *trace=GET_TRAC E (exc);
cerr << "Exception during call: " << exc->getCharMessage () <<
endl;
cerr << "Stack trace follows: " << endl << trace << endl;
delete[] trace;
delete exc;
}
WASP_Runtime::c lientTerminate( );
return 0;}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The required function is
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
I have already declared a class
class WFStructSearch;
search_params is the pointer to it.
And my function call is
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
And I am passing ::WFStructSearc h &search in it, Kindly let me know if
is the right way of passing to a function call
The ::WFStructSearc h should not be there, just &search, just as if you
had an int called foo and wanted to pass that to a function that takes
a pointer to an int you would write &foo.
--
Erik Wikström
Erik Wikström wrote:
On Jan 11, 5:59 am, "Amit_Basna k" <Amit.Bas...@gm ail.comwrote:
Dear friends
I have to pass the objec of a class which is a part of afunction in
thefunction call.
my code looks like this now
#include <iostream.h>
#include <waspc/common.h>
#include <waspc/runtime/Runtime.h>
#include "WFWuList.h "
using std::cout;
using std::cerr;
using std::endl;
class WFStructSearch;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
int main (int argc,char *argv[]) {
WASP_Runtime::c lientInitialize ();
try {
WASP_Runtime::c lientStart("con f/client-core.xml", NULL);
WFWuList a;
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe ret;
WFStructSearch search;
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
cout << "There are " << numElements << " elements in the table"
<< endl;
}
catch (WASP_Exception *exc) {
char *trace=GET_TRAC E (exc);
cerr << "Exception during call: " << exc->getCharMessage () <<
endl;
cerr << "Stack trace follows: " << endl << trace << endl;
delete[] trace;
delete exc;
}
WASP_Runtime::c lientTerminate( );
return 0;}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The required function is
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt(
WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested
);
I have already declared a class
class WFStructSearch;
search_params is the pointer to it.
And my function call is
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL, process_id, process_step_id , cluster_id,
::WFStructSearc h &search, incl_active_wu, nbr_requested)) ;
And I am passing ::WFStructSearc h &search in it, Kindly let me know if
is the right way of passing to a function call
The ::WFStructSearc h should not be there, just &search, just as if you
had an int called foo and wanted to pass that to a function that takes
a pointer to an int you would write &foo.
--
Erik Wikström
Thanks Erik
I have corrected the error , now I am mydeclaration is
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt( WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested );
And the call is
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL,
process_id,
process_step_id ,
cluster_id,
&search,
incl_active_wu,
nbr_requested);
When I compile I am getting the error " Undeclared variable
'nbr_requested' .
Since it is included in my method declaration, how come it gives
undeclared error .
Thanks for your time
Amit
On Jan 11, 10:12 am, "Amit_Basna k" <Amit.Bas...@gm ail.comwrote:
Erik Wikström wrote:
The ::WFStructSearc h should not be there, just &search, just as if you
had an int called foo and wanted to pass that to a function that takes
a pointer to an int you would write &foo.
I have corrected the error , now I am mydeclaration is
ArrayOfWFWuStru ctFe WfListWuClnt( WFWuHandle,
char* process_id,
char* process_step_id ,
char* cluster_id,
WFStructSearch *search_params,
char* incl_active_wu,
int nbr_requested );
And the call is
ret = a.WfListWuClnt( NULL,
process_id,
process_step_id ,
cluster_id,
&search,
incl_active_wu,
nbr_requested);
When I compile I am getting the error " Undeclared variable
'nbr_requested' .
Since it is included in my method declaration, how come it gives
undeclared error .
It will be declared in the method body, but it is not declared where
you call your function.
--
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