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  3. March 2009

Re: using java for stored procedures (Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen)

Russell T. Howard skrev:
I created the subfolders under \QIBM\UserData\OS400\SQLLib\Function to
match the pkg and it worked like a champ.

Great! Glad I could help :)

I feel like an idiot, but in a good way because that reminds me to step
back a bit and to make sure it's plugged in and turned on.

Trust me on this: Every Java programmer (maybe except Joe Pluta :) ) has been bitten by the classpath.
In my opinion, the general rigidity and stubbornness in the Java specification is the mortar that allows us to build cathedrals, so just take it as a learning experience :)

Thanks again because that opened the doors for us to implement a great deal
more java stored procedures.
Be very careful. As I understood it when I looked at it there is only one single place for deploying code, and only class-files, no jars. This requires great care if you want to have multiple versions running at the same time.


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