RE: Java Stored Procedures

["Coy Krill" <coyk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

What are you running for a container? Any chance it's using it's own jre
when it starts up? That would put you in a different jvm in the
container than at qshell. I've not personally seen this on the iSeries
platform, but I've seen it on Windows, Linux and Unix.


Coy Krill
Systems Analyst
Whidbey Island Bank


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Subject: Re: Java Stored Procedures

Only when it is called from JDBC do we get 1.2 when we call it 
interactively it obeys the system-level SystemDefault.properties, or the

user-level SystemDefault.properties (if available).

Tried dropping & recreating the procedure many....many...times.  :)

Unfortuntely, it has moved past interesting from our perspective! :)  We

are closer to annoying!  :)



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Very interesting!

This means the code is running in a pre 1.4 JVM. But you said you did 
not have jdk 1.2 on the system. Do you have jdk 1.3? When you run Test 
locally on AS400 (which calls SSIAPI) , the statement 
System.getProperty("java.version") produces a "1.4" while the same 
statement in SSIAPI produces a "1.2"?

Maybe try to drop the procedure and recreate it.

Regards.



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> Hey Bruce!
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> It blew up when I tried 1.4 code.  :(
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> How do you know you are getting JDK 1.2 from a remotely called stored 
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> > Hello!
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> > 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 
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> > for the system and in the user's directory, as well as QUSER, and
even 
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> > We removed JDK 1.2.  We still get JDK 1.2 from a remotely called
stored 

> > procedure.
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> > Has anyone else experienced this?
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> > Thanks!
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> > Scott