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Just use Visual Age wizard to call an rpg program. You can pass your parameters and
get the returned values.
You can also create a stored procedure. This store procedure will call teh rpg program
(the stored procedure encapsulate the rpg program). Then call the stored procedure
with jdbc
This is quite simple to do. This is really useful only if rpg programs are well written
(display layer separated from the business layer)
Gilles
-----Original Message-----
From: Joel Fritz [mailto:JFritz@sharperimage.com]
Sent: lundi, 30. août 1999 18:05
To: 'JAVA400-L@midrange.com'
Subject: doing things backwards
Don't ask why we want to do it. <g>
Is there a good way to call a java program from an RPG program passing it
arguments and receiving return values that will be used in the RPG program?
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The above is my personal opinion and is not intended to represent good
programming practice or the product of a sound mind.
Joel Fritz
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