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Re: starting a Java Application in iSeries Server

James O'Sullivan skrev den 03-07-2007 09:47:
Hi all,
have a Java application that normally runs as a batch job on our
iSeries. For debug purposes thought I would try to run it via the Java
Application in iSeries Server option. (Running WDSC V7.0)
I have found that I need to explicitly move my classes to the iSeries for this to work.

If you have plenty of time/small projects and you can see the iSeries as a network drive, then just tell WSDCi to use \\iseries\home\you\project\classes as the output folder.


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