RE: Supressing the AS400 Sign-on Dialog...

Prashant,

Is this running on a PC, or on the as400.

If on the as400,you could use the current job to connect:

As400 = new AS400();

cheers
Colin.W
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Prashant D. Tapkhirwala [mailto:pdt333@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 02 September 2004 15:29
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Supressing the AS400 Sign-on Dialog...


Hello All,

I have the construct as follows:

m_AS400 = new AS400(HostName, sUsername, sPassword);

m_AS400.setGuiAvailable(false);

return m_AS400.validateSignon();

The sUserName and sPassword are retrieved from a configuration store.


However when I execute the 1st statement, it pops up the sign-on dialog, I
would like to get an exception if the logon failed, and then I can trap that
and give a suitable warning to my clients. My problem is that I am running
server code and it would not be nice for this pop up to start and user not
being aware of it.

I guess one of the solutions mentioned on the internet was to use the
m_AS400.setGuiAvailable(false) but, I need to tell the AS400 constructor to
give me an exception if the log on failed without popping the sign-on
dialog. 

Does anyone have a sollution to this?

- Regards Prashant

SSA Global

The Netherlands.
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