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Robert Upshall wrote:
I have a 3rd party java program that I want to run with the RUNJVA
command. It is possible for that program to end with System.exit(0),
System.exit(1), System.exit(2) or System.exit(3).
I want to be able to tell if it was in fact 0,1,2 or 3. Will monitoring
for JVA0122 tell me that?
You'll have to interrogate the message data ... but, yes, it will.
For example:
I wrote this quick & dirty program ...
public class TestExit {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String _code = args[0];
int code = Integer.parseInt(_code);
System.exit(code);
}
}
And ran it with the following command: RUNJVA CLASS(TestExit) PARM(10) CLASSPATH('/home/devdmg')
After it completed, JVA0122 was in the job log with this text: 'Java program completed with exit code 10'.
The return code will be in the message data as the first parameter, formatted as binary.
david
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