RE: Get job my java process is running in?

People on the Sun Java forum want to know what's the PID of the Windows job
that's running their Java class. You are asking the iSeries version of that
question, right? The answer usually given to them is that they have to call
something written in JNI to return that information. Same would apply here,
I think.

PC2 

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Sent: December 1, 2004 08:12
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Subject: Re: Get job my java process is running in?

Colin Williams wrote:
> Do you mean the java process running on your PC, firing off an as400 job.

No, my java process is running in an iSeries job.  I want to get that job.

> Have you tried AS400.getJobs, apparently this came in at v5R2

getJobs only works on V5R2 & higher ... and it returns the jobs the AS400
object would connect to.  I want to know what job I'm currently in.

Again, this is *ONLY* when I'm running on the iSeries.

david