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Re: Environment Variable APIs Qtmh vs Qp0z - Problems with ClassPath

Hiya Brad,

Not sure what the issue with Qp0zPutEnv/Qp0zGetEnv would be. Maybe you have a bad prototype? Does the API return 0 when you call it? Or if not, are you checking errno?

But, I find myself wondering why you don't use the standard POSIX putenv/getenv APIs? Do you need to be able to set your CLASSPATH using different CCSIDs?



On 4/13/2011 5:45 PM, Bradley Stone wrote:
I've been playing around with the envinronment variable APIs to set
the CLASSPATH for java.

At first I started using QtmhPutEnv and QtmhGetEnv, and it worked
fine. But, I realized to use these you'd need to have The HTTP server
installed.

So I did some searching and I found Bob Cozzi's examples for
Qp0zPutEnv and Qp0zGetEnv.

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