RE: QSH vs RUNJVA

[Scott_Cole@xxxxxxxxxxx]

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In our environment, we use QSH so that the classpath is set by the shell
script.  This makes our environment more similar to how our programmers
work in Unix.  Thereby making it easier for them to work on our
AS/400's.

Scott Cole
Sr. Technical Analyst
Excel Corporation
Wichita, KS
(316)291-2828

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From: Gilles.DUCRET@LloydsBank.ch [mailto:Gilles.DUCRET@LloydsBank.ch]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 7:06 AM
To: JAVA400-L@midrange.com
Subject: QSH vs RUNJVA


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Hi,

I'd like to know what is the exact difference between lauching a java
program using RUNJVA
and using QSH.

I have deployed a java server on the as400, and the administrator launch
it
using the following command:

STRQSH CMD(startserver.txt)

StartServer.txt contains the java definition of the classpath and the
call
to (classic) java command (he has just rewritten the windows bat file i
had
written)

I have another program to stop the server: StopServer.

This program connect to the server using connect and ask it to stop.

In some case the job of the server doesn't stop.

I was wondering if the java program was stopped, but not the QSH job.
Does
this make sense?

Many thanks

Gilles Ducret
Wealth Management Division
IT Architect
Lloyds TSB Bank
Tel: + 41 22 307 31 50
Mob: +41 79 217 21 41



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