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Sorry to correct you Jeff, but I dont think thats right. Classes are always specified with the full package name on the RUNJVA command, and you need to be careful about mixing the package name up with its location on the IFS, which is easily done. Assuming the java code was to be stored in an IFS directory called /my/java, then If the class is FacilityAccessGetFiles in the package fac, then the CLASS parameter should be fac.FacilityAccessGetFiles If the class is not in a jar, the class would be at/my/java/fac/FacilityAccessGetFiles.class. The RUNJVA command would be RUNJVA CLASS('fac\FacilityAccessGetFiles') CLASSPATH('/my/java') If the class was in a jar call myjar.jar, the jar file would be at /my/java/myjar.jar. The RUNJVA command would be RUNJVA CLASS('fac\FacilityAccessGetFiles') CLASSPATH('/my/java/myjar.jar') The thing to remember is to always include the package name in the CLASS parameter, and never include the package name in the CLASSPATH parameter cheers Colin.W
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