RE: How Java is used in AS/400

[Rizwan Ahmed <rizwan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Title: RE: How Java is used in AS/400

Jesus

CD  /HOME/YOURUSERID

I hope here /HOME is an IFS Directory under the Root of Integrated File Systems (If you open Ops Nav) and USERID is your USERID by which you ftp.

Your class is in C:\jdk121\bin\Proj1.class
CD \ jdk121\bin
ftp as400
userid
password
bin
cd /home
put  proj1.class
quit

I use windows FTP Pro a tool which is very easy to use for PC and IFS or AS/400.Another best website from where I learned is from  www.zappie.net a great place to start

Best Regards

Rizwan

-----Original Message-----
From:   Jesus.Bautista@chase.com [SMTP:Jesus.Bautista@chase.com]
Sent:   Sunday, March 11, 2001 1:36 AM
To:     JAVA400-L@midrange.com
Subject:        Re: How Java is used in AS/400




Larry,

This is great tip, thanks a lot.      But I need more help ( sorry! ).

I have a little problem with the FTP. I followed the script you sent me but
somehow I got lost.

 what I did is:

I signed-on to the AS/400 ( AS/400 name is DEAS400A )

I type-in  FTP  DEAS400A

gave me a prompt to Log-in : I logged in as QSYSOPR then I supply the
password

now at this point I'm not sure what PATH or Directory to put ( in your ex.
CD  /HOME/YOURUSERID)

Does this mean that I need to create a directory in AS/400 and use that
directory as the receiving directory for my .class file.




Let's say that my  class file is in    C:\jdk121\bin\Proj1.class   from my
Desktop and I use my Desktop to TELNET to the AS/400

can you show me how to FTP this?

your help is greatly appreciated..

Jesus

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