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On 2011/9/28 6:11 AM, D*B wrote:
... Every RuntimeException
coming up from Java could not be handled in RPG and will freeze the
JVM for all following JNI calls from RPG. ...
This particular point may be misleading for a newbie. Paul, in general,
Java exceptions can be handled using RPG's normal exception handling.
For example
monitor;
someJavaMethod();
on-error;
...
endmon;
The RuntimeException is one subclass of Java Exception that apparently
causes the JVM to become unusable. D*B, just a guess, but maybe those
exceptions would normally be indications that something has gone wrong
with the JVM, so Java ends the JVM. For example, it's impossible within
Java to have a null instance ("this") within a method when the method is
called from Java, but it's possible when the method is called using JNI.
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