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I would have to agree that RUNJVA is the best way to run a Java class onthe
iSeries.
However I have found a number of QShell utilities for deleting and copying
IFS files and directories that work much better than the corresponding
Commands, so don't discount Qshell completely.
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Programming on
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I notice most people in this mailing list seem to like using QShell to run
Java pgms, why is this? Why bother with
SBMJOB CMD(QSH CMD(java Test= 1 "anystring"))
when you can cut QShell out of the equation and just do
SBMJOB CMD(JAVA CLASS(Test) PARM('anystring'))
Just something I've always been curious about. I've never found a reason
to need QShell yet, is it just personal preference?
Thanks,
Nigel Gay,
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You could pass the string as a parameter into the main method and= ,
from
there, invoke the constructor, Test1= (String name), including this
string.
<DI= V>Command would be:
</DIV= >
SBMJOB CMD(QSH CMD(java Test= 1 "anystring"))
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To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
From: Ashish Kulkarn= i <kulkarni_ash1312@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: java400-l-bounces@midran= ge.com
Date: 07/21/2005 10:14PM
Subject: submit java job in batch que= stion
Hi
suppose if i have a java= class
like
public class Test
{
public Test()
= {
}
}
then i can use command
SBMJOB &nb= sp; CMD(QSH CMD(java Test))
and it will work fine
but suppose = if i have a class
public class Test1
{
public Test1(String n= ame)
{
}
}
how do i submit it= in batch from CL,
how do i get it working
Ashish
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