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Re: JTOpen ProgramCall doesn't work

James Lampert skrev den 02-05-2008 00:14:

After program.run(), I have 5:

and then, after disconnectAllServices(), I have 4:
Thread 0 = Thread[main,5,main]; daemon = false
Thread 1 = Thread[AWT-Shutdown,5,main]; daemon = false
Thread 2 = Thread[AWT-Windows,6,main]; daemon = true
Thread 3 = Thread[AWT-EventQueue-0,6,main]; daemon = false
These are the normal threads running when you have some kind of graphics in a Java program. As you explicitly said that you have a GUI login dialogue it might be that this is not properly discarded after logging in.
Could you try again, but with an AS400 object with three parameters: system, username and password, as it avoids the login dialogue?


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