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Yes, it's straightforward.

Just export your jars via WDSC (Export remote jar file) into your chosen
folder in the iSeries IFS. Also, include jars in runtime classpath

Regards

Keith

2008/12/8 Neill Harper <neill.harper@xxxxxxxx>

When I create a ProgramCallBean in WDSC, some new jars, get copied into my
project.



I intended to use these ProgramCallBeans in some standard J2SE classes that
will be running on the 400.



Is it ok to just copy these jars on to the 400 or wherever else they may be
needed.





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