Re: JVM on i-Series

400 to 600 JVMs!

Sacha, the background process attached to a dataqueue id definitely the way
to go, and that gives you the flexibility to add more JVMs listening to the
dataqueue as and when you need them to meet demand. Its very efficient this
way and does not overload the system


On 14/03/06, Sacha Boer <sachaboer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Thanks David,
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> just subscribed.
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> Sacha
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> 2006/3/14, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > Sacha Boer wrote:
> > > do any of you have experience with java on the iSeries?
> >
> > This question would be better suited to the JAVA400-L list
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> > david
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