RE: Supressing all screen/print output

I have asked this several times on various newsgroups, and the question has
never been answered.  The answer appears to be "NO" (except that under V4R4
you don't get those completion messages any more).  I interpret this as an
embarrassed silence.  Come on, IBM!  We don't want to train 50 operators
"Wait until you see Java Program Completed, then press F3", when we can't
even train them not to answer break messages resulting from errors!  Let
alone the rest of our users who don't care that we're using Java to send
e-mail for them.

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: James H. H. Lampert [mailto:jamesl@hb.quik.com]
Sent: November 7, 2000 06:34
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Supressing all screen/print output


Fellow Programmers:

I have found that if a Java application is run under the JAVA/RUNJVA CL
command, and it has no "System.out" output, a line of output is printed
(simply telling you that the Java program has completed) either on the Java
Shell screen (on an interactive job) or into a spool file (on a batch job,
which is the case for the problem at hand).

Is there any known way to supress this, and to supress completion messages
on the BCI job that runs the actual JVM? 
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