Re: Using Java to run a program on the 400

The run() method of CommandCall and ProgramCall is synchronous.  When you
call run(), that Java thread is held while the iSeries command/program
runs.  Control is returned to the Java thread when the iSeries
command/program completes.  The iSeries job does not die, but it should go
idle waiting for the next request from the client.  To end the job you need
to end the comm link using AS400.disconnectService(AS400.COMMAND).

David Wall
553-5329
Toolbox for Java
iSeries ODBC Driver for Linux




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I am using the CommandCall class to change a library list and call a
program
on the 400.  When I end the Java class as I am debugging, the server jobs
on
the 400 keep running.  The server job on the 400 is QZRCSRVS.  Is there a
way to stop these jobs from running when the Java class is ended?

My problem is that I am taking a large portion of the CPU with these jobs
as
I debug the Java...

Thanks

Mike

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