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1.7 - Compiling CGI programs
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In order to have your ILE-COBOL CGI programs correctly created
- be sure to use command cgicbldev2/setcgilib in order to
populate your library (libraries)
- if your CGI is a made of a single module, create it with command
CRTBNDCBL PGM(mylib/mycgi1) SRCFILE(mylib/QCBLLESRC) DBGVIEW
(*SOURCE) BNDDIR(mylib/CGICBLDEV2) ACTGRP(mycgi1) AUT(*USE)
- if your CGI is a made of several modules,
- create each module as follow:
CRTCBLMOD MODULE(mylib/mycgi2a) SRCFILE(mylib/QCBLLESRC) DBGVIEW(*SOURCE) AUT(*USE)
CRTCBLMOD MODULE(mylib/mycgi2b) SRCFILE(mylib/QCBLLESRC) DBGVIEW(*SOURCE) AUT(*USE)
... etc. ...
- create the program as follow:
CRTPGM PGM(mylib/mycgi2) MODULE(mylib/mycgi2a mylib/mycgi2b ...) BNDDIR(mylib/CGICBLDDEV2)
ACTGRP(mycgi2) AUT(*USE)
Note. Using a named activation group provides great performance.
The name of the activation group must be unique for a given program.
For instance, the name of the activation group could be the same as the program name.
However, two CGI programs with the same name but from different libraries, should run with two different
activation groups.
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