Re: starting JVM is slow

[Ashish Kulkarni <kulkarni_ash1312@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi
Calling RPG programs from java is very stable and i am
using it in production envoirnment, also stored
procedures in RPG program which return resultset
cursor  is also possible and using it in production
envoirnment.
I know writting a new application in one language is
the best way to do, but it is often not possible to do
it, so have to mix different languages to get
advantage of each language.

So far i am able to call java programs from RPG and
create PDF file etc, and just wanted to find way if i
can improve the process,

Ashish

--- Joe Sam Shirah <jshirah@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>     There are a lot of issues involved in this
> thread, but to really
> oversimplify, I normally use messages.  By building
> a couple of front ends,
> you can start with standard AS/400 message queues
> and later, if necessary,
> go to full blown messaging, JMS and so on.  It eases
> portability or changing
> service providers ( read called programs or
> decoupling here ), allows one or
> your choice of how many VMs to run, a form of
> logging and even allows for
> more graceful RPG, Java or any other language
> programs that can access
> messages ( restart, pause, shutdown, etc ).
> 
> 
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <meovino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Java Programming on and around the iSeries /
> AS400"
> <java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 3:47 PM
> Subject: RE: starting JVM is slow
> 
> 
> >
> > > Just curious, what are your reasons for not
> calling RPG from Java?  I
> > have a
> > > Servlet in production calling an RPG program
> with PCML as the
> > intermediary,
> > > and it is very very fast.
> >
> > Aaron, are you using this in production?  Sounds
> like you're pretty happy
> > with it.  I've only used the RPG Program Call
> wizard in WSDCi and run it
> in
> > the test environment, but it seems to execute
> pretty well.  Have you done
> > anything with calling an RPG program that returns
> an SQL result set?  I'd
> > be interested to know if it's possible to call an
> RPG program that returns
> > a result set from a servlet.  I guess if you call
> the RPG program as a
> > stored procedure...
> >
> > > I agree that calling Java from RPG is pretty
> much useless unless it is a
> > > batch process or if you have a huge machine.
> >
> > We have an 8-way 830, and the performance on the
> first call still blows.
> > We were using this to use JavaMail, and now that
> we bought a package that
> > sends mail with a CL command, everyone is
> abandoning the JavaMail/RPG
> stuff
> > we wrote (at my suggestion).  You have to have
> some way to create the JVM
> > before the initial call.  I think someone once
> suggested using socket
> > servers, data queues would be another way.
> >
> > > People will tell you to use a
> > > data queue or something similar, but that means
> you most likely need to
> > > write your Java interface so it can run off of a
> completely validated
> > data
> > > queue record (meaning you don't collaborate with
> all the different
> > methods
> > > in a Java class).
> >
> > Mike E.
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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