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It will be on IBM i. It's a Java program and I need to call an IBM i API.
I was thinking along the lines of JNI, I have done some of that in Windows.
I just needed an example to understand a little more about the needed
references and libraries (if any). I could do it in ROG is I had to but the
Java program was pretty complete...just needed that IBM i API call to finish
it. I really don't want to rewrite the thing so I can use RPG to make the
API call into a system API.
I'll keep poking around. I know I could go the JT400 route but even those
API's are wrappers around JNI calls to system services (I think). I saw
some code that was using sockets to communicate but I think they were DB
routines.
Still looking
Pete Helgren
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Pete,
jt400 calls are simply adressing some native server programm via sockets.
Similar to JDBC with some proprietary protocoll. The conversion stuff and
some other classes are pure Java. If you would tell wich API is needed,
maybe I've an example.
Dieter
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