Cobol to Java communication -- JAVA400-L

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Subject: Cobol to Java communication
From: Tim Gosnell <tgosnell@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 09:39:25 -0700
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I'm a java developer with very little experience on the 400 or with COBOL so
please be kind.

I'm putting together some preliminary documentation for our new project.
I'm currently exploring the ways that ILE COBOL (lots of ILE programmers in
house) and Java can communicate in a bi-directional manner.

We have transactions that must be synchronous, but not every transaction
must.

So far the only synchronous method I've found is via stored procedures.  Are
there additional synchronous methods of bi-directional communication?

For the asynchronous transactions, we're looking into data queues and
MQSeries.  Is there anything else I should consider here?

Just looking for a little input/guidance...

Tim





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