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Sounds to me like a standard DOS batch file issue. The parameters you
pass to a batch file when you call it can be referenced within the bat
as %1 %2 ... . So your java program load should be something like: java
-options yourclasswithmain %1

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[mailto:java400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Smith, Mike
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 1:19 PM
To: java-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: parameters

Although this is not strictly a Java issue, I thought maybe I should
start here.

I am trying to call a java program that resides on a windows server from
our Iseries. This by itself I can handle. However I need to pass
parameters to the java program.

Here is what I'm attempting.

Cl program performs a STRPCO that calls a .bat file.
The batch file calls the java program.

I'm not sure exactly how to accomplish this though. How do I pass
parameters to the .bat file and how can I get the java program to accept
the passed in parameters?

Is this possible?

Thanks.

Mike

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