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I work on a Model 170 (purchased in 1998) running V5R1 and Java compiler jdk13.

This is county government, so no hope of upgrading this vintage box; no hope of 
WebSphere Express Client, (even though it is 
relatively cheap), no hope of ANYTHING that costs money!
 
Thanks to David Morris' excellent article, I've gotten Tomcat stand-alone up 
and ruuning, and also have been using Ant, downloaded straight from Jakarta.  
Ant works fine too, except it is s-l-o-o-o-w on the 170.
 
But Eclipse ... how can you integrate it into AS/400?
I went to Window-Preferences-Java-InstalledJREs, 
and added /QIBM/ProdData/Java400/jdk13/lib/jt.jar, and made it the default JRE.
Compile seems to work OK, but when you try
to run a simple HelloWorld application program, it won't run; just  returns the 
message "Exception occurred executing command line."
Do I need to add other jar files, or change the classpath?
Or something else?
 
Can anyone help?  Has anyone out there been using Eclipse
with AS/400 / iSeries INDEPENDENT OF WebSphere?  I would SO like to get this to 
work!  Writing Java servlets using only TextPad as an editor is NOT the way to 
go; I REALLY want to use Eclipse, if possible.




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