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  3. October 2005

JTOpen Login from batch programs on a remote server

We want to run Java programs on a PeopleSoft application server that use JTOpen 
to access iSeries resources. We can't rely on having a human user supply an 
iSeries user id and password, since we will be running batch programs on the 
PeopleSoft server that use JTOpen to access the iSeries. 

What would be best practices for dealing with using JTOpen when there is no 
human end user to provide a user id and password? Do we necessarily have to 
create a standard user id and password on the iSeries for these programs? If 
so, how should we handle security for the standard user id and password?

Thanks,
Kelly

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