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  3. February 2009

Re: Running Java programs in batch

McKown, John wrote:
Please forgive the very ignorant question. I'm just learning the "i" and
we don't yet have one to "mess around" with. I currently work on a z/OS
system. There is a really nice package called JZOS to run Java programs
in batch on z/OS. How is this done on the "i". I am assuming that the
Java program is not Websphere or anything like that (not interactive via
Web or 5250). Perhaps something that just reads a file and does a report
of some sort (yes, RPG would be a better choice, but I'm just curious).

Batch job management is built into i/OS ... the command you would probably run is something like this:

SBMJOB CMD(RUNJVA CLASS(package.class) PARM(parm1 parm2)
CLASSPATH(classpath) PROP((property1Key Property1Value)
(property2Key property2Value))) JOB(JOBNAME)
JOBD(JOBDLIB/JOBD) JOBQ(JOBQLIB/JOBQ)


david



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