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  3. January 2005

RE: java-qtemp

Correct.  The workaround is to have the Java program use the toolbox.
Create an AS400 object and then use that to create a ProgramCall or
CommandCall object that in turn creates the QTEMP file.  The file will
be created in the QTEMP library of the QZRCSRVS job for that AS400
object.  Then, any subsequent calls using that same AS400 object will be
able to access the QTEMP library.

Joe

> From: murali dhar
> 
> when a  CL creates a work file in QTEMPand any java process that wants
> to use that QTEMP file , whether it will work or not?
> 
> I say its no because runjva command initiates the jvm which spawns a
> new child job with a new qtemp and that new qtemp doesnt have the
> original parent.
> QTEMP and its contents and thus fails....

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