Have you started the host servers? Can you get at the database using
alternative methods? For example, fire up a generic SQL client (such as
Squirrel) on your PC and see if you can access the database on the System
i.
If you can, then there's something else wrong with your Java code. But if
you can't, it's either a server or a firewall issue.
Yes, the host servers are running. I had the client try to ping
from the web server to the production server without success. She talked
to someone at their company that knows more on the connections and
He said the telnet won't work running from the webserver to the production
box. He said that the connection from the webserver to the production
box is through a DMZ port, which technically lies on the outside and comes
back in. WOuld there be something missing that would be
needed to make this work that was missed in the upgrade? I don't have
much expertise in this area.
Thanks
Kara
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Today's Topics:
1. Disable JIT - limited (Urbanek, Marty)
2. Re: Disable JIT - limited (David Gibbs)
3. DB Connection Issue after upgrade from v5r2 to v5r3
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4. RE: DB Connection Issue after upgrade from v5r2 to v5r3
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date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 08:19:19 -0500
from: "Urbanek, Marty" <Marty_Urbanek@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Disable JIT - limited
Is it possible to disable the JIT just for certain specific
classes/jars?
I know I can specify java.compiler=none and disable the JIT entirely,
but this impacts the performance of the whole application. I would like
to disable JIT just for certain classes that are having a problem when
the JIT is enabled.
Thanks,
-Marty
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message: 2
date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 08:22:29 -0600
from: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Disable JIT - limited
Urbanek, Marty wrote:
I know I can specify java.compiler=none and disable the JIT entirely,
but this impacts the performance of the whole application. I would like
to disable JIT just for certain classes that are having a problem when
the JIT is enabled.
What kind of problems? Sounds like a bug if you ask me.
david
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