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  3. March 2009

Re: Running an i5 program from Java which needs special authorities

Blalock, Bill wrote:
I am designing i5 programs, CLLE or RPGLE, to be called from Java.
The i5 program will use APIs which require
special authority: *ALLOBJ and *SECADM
file authority: *OBJOPR, *READ

I'd like some suggestions on how to approach this problem. Warnings
about pitfalls to avoid would be appreciated.

A called program is just a called program. Nothing special needs to be done when invoking from Java.

The only thing I would suggest is you protect the programs from being run by any other mechanism.

Perhaps check to ensure the program was invoked from the remote command server (QZRCSRVS)?

david


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