Re: Putting the i in RMI?

Glad to hear that RMI isn't a pipe dream. =)

Sure enough, when I run java PropDump, it's successful, but when I run it
with -Djava.version=1.6, it fails silently. (This is true for DumpProp as
well.) I went through GO LICPGM to verify that the JDK was installed, and
it looks like it is:

5722JV1 *INSTALLED Java Developer Kit

This same line shows product release = V5R4, product option = 10.

Interestingly, when I try java -Djava.version=1.5 PropDump, it's
successful. Any thoughts on what I might need to do to get 1.6 activated
and running correctly?

Thanks!

On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen <ravn@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Jonathan Keeney skrev:

...which produces this output when I run it in QSH:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Finding native method library: QSYS QJVIO16
Finding native method library: QSYS QJVAUSL
this ran

Are you absolutely certain that Java 1.6 is properly installed on the
i? The Java command fails silently for me in many cases, one of them
being that a given java version is not available.

There is a default class put in with the Java installation which can be
used to test with.

Can you run (if PropDump does not work, try with DumpProp)

java PropDump


?

java -Djava.version=1.6 PropDump

?

You should see a list of java properties listed to the console in both
cases. And yes, we are running RMI on the i :)


/Thorbjørn
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