RE: JDPC prompt

When you say "keeping the user account in synch with the system i" what do
you mean? I am simply trying to connect to the system i from a Java
application via JDBC.

Thanks,
Todd Allen
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Todd, maybe it is the user account on the machine that is making the
connection -
my experience is with ODBC-type connections, but when we kept
the user
account, including password, in sync with the system i, the
login prompt
from the i could by "by-passed".

If I remember correctly, we also needed to configure the 5250
session
Properties to "Use System I Navigator default" for User ID
signon information.

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Subject: JDPC prompt

I know I've dealt with this before but it has been a while. I've got a
Java app that makes a JDBC connection. The connection is using a
properties file. Each time I am getting a login screen. How do I suppress
this? The user and password are in the properties file. Logging in with
the user and password in the properties file works fine.

Thanks,
Todd

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