Re: QSH scripting

Here's the update. We created a directory under /usr named as400check. The 
unix programmer created his routine in that directory. Here's what it 
looks like:

#Bill Vanderveen
#February 11, 2004
#This is a QSH script that will wrap to call to AS400CheckClient
#
# parameters:  1 - directory (of file being printed)
#              2 - filename (of file being printed)
#              3 - document type to be printed by Optio
if $# < 3
then
   echo "usage: optio directory filename doctype"
else
   java -Djava.security.policy=java.policy -classpath .:./public 
app.rbc.as400CheckClient.AS400CheckClient ${1} ${2} ${3}
fi

He gave me the exact command to push the check spool file to the unix box, 
and I was able to create a CL program around it. I had to use EDTF to 
create the source, since this customer does not have PDM on the 
machine(what a pain). Forgive the appearance, as I pulled the blank lines 
out of the source code. 

Does anybody know how to end the QSH interpreter? When I run this program 
interactively, I end up at a command prompt telling me to press enter to 
exit out of QSH.

PGM  
CPYSPLF     FILE(APP032) TOFILE(CHECKS) +  
JOB(696254/TKELSEY/AP_CHK_PRT) CTLCHAR(*NONE)  
  
CPYTOSTMF   FROMMBR('/QSYS.LIB/qgpl.LIB/checks.FILE/checks.MBR') +  
TOSTMF('/usr/as400check/checks.txt') STMFOPT(*REPLACE) +  
STMFCODPAG(*STDASCII)  
  
QSH CMD('java -Djava.security.policy=/usr/as400check/java.policy 
-classpath 
/usr/as400check:usr/as400check/public  
app.rbc.as400CheckClient.AS400CheckClient  
/usr/as400check checks.txt textpcl')  
ENDPGM  


Paul Nelson
Arbor Solutions, Inc.
708-670-6978  Cell
pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx