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Are they wanting to just run interactive queries? Or will this be part
of some other java application?




Kevin Bucknum
Senior Programmer Analyst
MEDDATA/MEDTRON
Tel: 985-893-2550

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Subject: java prmrs need jdbc access to system

We now have java programmers, with their tooling for unix systems.
They
want to use jdbc to access our systems, (read, write, update).

They already have various tools (freeware) but so far they don't
connect and
see a license error messages.

What is the normal (and not expensive way of doing this?

We do have licensing for i Access and I know iNavigator has jdbc
option.

All (so far) of this java processes on non-i systems making a request
to i for
small amounts of data (the web service route is not being considered
(lost
that argument.).

We already have very extensive Win apps doing same with OLE-DB, but
this
needs to come from java based unix systems, and their team is coding
this.

OS V7R1 (for now..)



Jim Franz





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