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  3. January 2002

Re: keep a java program open

Patrick,

If you are using the 1.3 JDK, it seems like you could keep a
thread alive that just waits on a Timer event. First you set up
a class that creates a new Timer. You can then use the
schedule method to run tasks. Those tasks should extend the
TimerTask class.

David Morris

>>> Patrick.F.O'Dowd@gsk.com 01/21/02 01:49PM >>>
Hi,
Is it possible to keep a java program resident in memory preventing a
new
process being fired up everytime the RUNJVA command is called on the
program?  This would be similar to having an RPG program that does not
seton LR.
I am finding the first call to a java program on the AS400 is very
slow,
but once the program is up and running performance is fine.

Thanks,
Pat O'Dowd

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