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Subject: Re: Supressing the AS400 Sign-on Dialog...
From: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 09:56:55 -0500
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Prashant D. Tapkhirwala wrote:

m_AS400 = new AS400(HostName, sUsername, sPassword); m_AS400.setGuiAvailable(false);

> return m_AS400.validateSignon();

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.

What version of the JT400 are you using? I seem to remember a bug relatd to this that was fixed a while ago.

david

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Re: Supressing the AS400 Sign-on Dialog... , Prashant Tapkhirwala

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