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I am developing web applications on my PC and deploying them to
AS/400's, which requires that I use the jtopen version of jt400.jar on
the PC and the native jt400.jar on the iSeries, as only the latter seems
to support the *CURRENT, *CURRENT default login values.
This is not a problem as such, except that I occasionally forget to
remove jt400.jar from my WAR file before deploying, which then gives
login failures.
I'd like to know if there is a programmatic way I can see if I'm using
the opensource version of jtopen, and a way to determine definitively if
I'm running on an AS/400, so I can deliberately check for this in my code?
We are using version jtopen 5.0 internally.
Best regards,
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