RE: Scheduling a Java PGM to run...

["Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>From WRKJOBSCDE you can submit a QSH command to batch.  Included is an
example which includes setting my classpath and passing parms to a main
method.

QSH CMD('java -cp /java/poi2.0.jar:/java/jt400.jar:/java/ MyReport_main
W 2004-06-27 2004-07-03')


HTH,
Aaron Bartell

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Subject: Scheduling a Java PGM to run...

I need to call a Java PGM on the first of every month. I am a Java Web
developer, but have written this as a Java application, as opposed to a
servlet. I have been running it from WDSC-i but need to move it to the
iSeries and have it run unattended on a scheduled basis. What is the
best way to do this? 

I have not had much success in running a Java app on the iSeries using
the RUNJVA command, my biggest issue being setting the CLASSPATH. But if
using the RUNJVA command in a CL and putting it in the job scheduler is
the best practice, I will work through it. Since my expertise lies in
servlet programming, I would prefer to make this a web application. What
is the best way to fire a servlet at a specified time?

Thanks


Mike Burdette

Comporium Data Services
Web Development
Rock Hill, SC 29731
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