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There are a few ways to do this, depending on the level of interaction you
need between your source program, and the program on the remote machine.
If you don't find a fire-and-forget type call of your remote program, then
you could use SBMRMTCMD to submit the call to JAVA on the remote system.
This command allows you to run a CL command on a remote system, but you
have to have a DDM file set up with the remote system's parameters.
If you need more synchronous interaction with the Java program, then you
could write a small Java program on the source system that would interact
via the AS/400 Toolkit to call the program on the remote system, and wait
for it's return.
Another option, if you want to call specific methods on the java class on
the remote system, would be to use something like RMI or EJBs to handle the
request on the remote system, and then they could actually return Java
Objects to your source system.
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Senior R&D Analyst
LeasePlan USA
1165 Sanctuary Pkwy., Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: 678-202-8695
Fax: 678-566-8551
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