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Re: Java Stored Procedures

System.out.println(System.getProperty("java.version"));




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How do you know you are getting JDK 1.2 from a remotely called stored 
Procedure?


Scott Jordan wrote:

Hello!

We are writing Java Stored Procedures on V5R1.  Our Java.Version always 
returns 1.2.  However, when we run the same procedure interactively, we 
get JDK 1.4.  We've tried messing with the SystemDefault.properties both 



for the system and in the user's directory, as well as QUSER, and even 
QSYS!

We removed JDK 1.2.  We still get JDK 1.2 from a remotely called stored 
procedure.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Thanks!

Scott

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