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I have a question that I hope isn't too hard to answer. I've seen--
conflicting information on this, and am curious.
If I have an RPG program than runs a Java Class using the RUNJVA
command, does this or does it not start and stop the JVM each time
this is called causing a LOT of extra overhead, or does it start the
JVM the first time and end it when the job ends?
Now, lets assume I am calling the same class/method in an RPG program
instead of using RUNJVA... same question. Does this start and stop
the JVM each time, or just start it the first time, and end the JVM
when the job itself ends?
I want if all possible to stay away from using a NEP for this.
I think you'll see where I'm going with this... performance issues
with Java. :)
Brad
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