Re: STDOUT to file

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I read through this thread already.  All examples are starting with RUNJVA
command through QSH though!  I tried an example (to redirect it) and the
result is that output from QSH itself is indeed written to a file on ifs.
I want to do this but starting from RPG, calling JAVA.  This isn't
described anywhere.

This is my procedure:
Call CL
  - sets 'classpath' environment variable
  - call RPG program using 'call' cmd
  - remove 'classpath' environment
The RPG program call's javamethod's using callp.

I found a way to redirect the output of QSH to an ifs-file (setting a
specific variable).  Then I changed the cl to test it:
Call CL
  - sets 'classpath' environment variable
  - sets 'QIBM...=FILE='mydir/myfile' variable
  - QSH CMD('ENV')
  - call RPG program using 'call' cmd
  - remove 'QIBM...=FILE='mydir/myfile' variable
  - remove 'classpath' environment

Result is that the output from the QSH-cmd is printed in 'myfile', the
output from the javamethod's are still shown on the 5250-screen.




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From: "Jon Paris" <Jon.Paris@Partner400.com>
To: <java400-l@midrange.com>
Subject: STDOUT to file
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2002 17:53:16 -0400
Reply-To: java400-l@midrange.com

 >> Any suggestions on how to do this?

There has been a lengthy thread on this topic on the WEB400 list on this
server (www.midrange.com) check the archives at the web site.  There are a
couple of solutions suggested there - I don't know for sure if it will
work
for Java based apps - but can't think of why it shouldn't.

Jon Paris
Partner400