If it were me, I'd google Java Tutorial and start reading some basics.
Java is pretty prevalent, and I've gotten a pretty good idea how it works
without going through traditional books.
From: Hoteltravelfundotcom <hoteltravelfun@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12/10/2015 09:09 AM
Subject: technical expertise learning advise
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HI I am seeing Java for the first time. In the new job, we have IBS on the
IBM i. The company orders are coming to a SQL Server via various
Ecomm sites, using FTP or SFTP and EDI. There is a job in SQL Server that
send these to the IBM i via this IBS Java. Can you direct me please to
understand code such as: what books are considered the musts.
and so on. Where can I learn what each of these sections means as they will
want some changes made soon.
import net.ibs.framework.*;
import net.ibs.framework.db.*;
..
public IASWConnection ASW = null;
public String templateAndParmList = " ";
..
private void TTProcessOrdersFromDi( ){
IVariable tmpTble = new IVariable();
int duplicateOrders = 0;
//fill up temp table with orderId's
..
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