Re: Passing Java Object to iSeries

Kelly,

Is there a particular reason why you have to run this on a WinTel box?  If
its Java app and so could be moved, and its pulling data from and writing
data to the iSeries, then the best place to run it is on the iSeries - at
least then you'll eliminate slowdowns due to the network traffic, and the
fact that you're opening 4,000 connections would probably have less of an
impact too.

Equally if this isn't directly possible (say, your app needs a GUI, or some
Windows DLLs), then I'd write your "something" on the iSeries to accept the
data stream and write it out to tables in Java too, that way opening up the
network connection between the two programs and shoving Java objects down
it is pretty straightforward.

Regards,

Nigel Gay,
Computer Patent Annuities.



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