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One quick way would be for the Java program to use the toolbox to wait
on a data queue.  Then the native program could just send a message
whenever it needed to.  Personally, I prefer calling an RPG program
which in turn waits on the data queue; that separates the Java program
from the specifics of the data queue.  But that's me.  Another person
might stick the call to the RPG program in a stored procedure and then
use JDBC to access it.  There are lots of ways to accomplish this
particular goal.

Joe

> From: James H H Lampert
> 
> A colleague and I have been exploring ways to handle business
integration,
> and we're wondering about whether there's a good way (possibly using
> something in the Toolbox?) for an OS/400-native program to send
messages
> to a Java program that's probably going to be running somewhere else.


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