Re: JDBC 2.0 and OS400 V4R4

[dawall@xxxxxxxxxx]

This is trying to say is don't remove your 1.1.x JVM when you install 1.2
on the AS/400.  Some apps rely on 1.1.x so if you replace 1.1.x with Java
2, these apps will fail.  Websphere is a good example.  A particular
release of Websphere is supported only on a specific JVM version.  If you
are running Websphere that needs 1.1.7, and you replace 1.1.7 with 1.2,
Websphere will no longer work.  So, add 1.2 to your AS/400 so that it has
both JVMs.  Old apps can use the existing JVM and you can point new apps at
the new JVM.

David Wall
AS/400 Toolbox for Java


fabrizio.zanardo@notes.electrolux.ie@midrange.com on 10/11/2000 06:33:52 AM

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Hi again,
Extract from JDK 1.2.  on the AS/400 doc :
"Since some Java applications may not work with JDK 1.2, you may want to
have one of these options installed. For example, the current version of
WebSphere requires JDK 1.1.7".
Does the above mean that I can't use JDBC 2.0 with JDK 1.2 (Java 2) using
Websphere ? What does it mean in practical terms?
fab

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