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  3. January 2006

RE: Loading Classes from Tables

Walden H. Leverich III wrote:

> I'm happy to continue to debate the design -- it may indeed not be the
> best one. However, assuming we do go this route, I still need to know if
> anyone has loaded classes from bytestreams on the iSeries?

I'm not sure if this is quite the same thing as loading from a table, but 
I have a server application that has been running quite well with the 
jt400Native library, and it reads serialized classes from a socket stream 
as part of the client/server comm protocol. I've never had a problem with 
using the serialized classes, so I would assume that the IBM iSeries JVM 
handles serialized classes pretty well. The classes we use sound simpler 
than what you have described, but I haven't seen anything in principle 
that is a show stopper.

Jeff Furgal / MIMIX Product Architect / Lakeview Technology

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