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I notice most people in this mailing list seem to like using QShell to run
Java pgms, why is this?  Why bother with
SBMJOB     CMD(QSH CMD(java Test= 1 "anystring"))

when you can cut QShell out of the equation and just do
SBMJOB     CMD(JAVA CLASS(Test) PARM('anystring'))

Just something I've always been curious about.  I've never found a reason
to need QShell yet, is it just personal preference?

Thanks,

Nigel Gay,
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   You could pass the string as a parameter into the main method and= ,
from
   there, invoke the constructor, Test1= (String name), including this
   string.

   <DI= V>Command would be:
    </DIV= >
   SBMJOB     CMD(QSH CMD(java Test= 1 "anystring"))

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     Date: 07/21/2005 10:14PM
     Subject: submit java job in batch que= stion

     Hi
     suppose if i have a java= class
     like
     public class Test
     {
      public Test()
      =  {

        }
     }
     then i can use command
     SBMJOB &nb= sp;   CMD(QSH CMD(java Test))
     and it will work fine
     but suppose = if i have a class
     public class Test1
     {
      public Test1(String n= ame)
        {

        }
     }

     how do i submit it= in batch from CL,
     how do i get it working

     Ashish

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