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  3. May 2002

Re: Calling Java from RPG/COBOL

Jon Paris wrote:
>
>  >> I would second the recommendation of a queue for any call intensive
> operation.
>
> The trouble is it isn't call intensive and I just need the simplest approach
> possible.  DQs and all the rest are great but total overkill for the
> application in question.
>

Jon, for COBOL, you could have an RPG wrapper to handle the calls to
Java.

But once you've done the dataqueue stuff once, it's not so bad.  And
using the JAVA command means you never have to worry about classpaths,
or garbage collection, or memory leaks, or inadvertent ending of the
JVM.

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