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Adele Cavalli wrote: > > I changed the name to SystemDefault.properties and now > I got both .txt files in my homedir but they are > EMPTY. > Hmm. I just tried this again, and it does work with anything printed by System.out.println or System.err.println, but it doesn't seem to get the exception information. I think that might be a limitation of RPG. When the RPG runtime makes your method call, it checks for a JNI exception, and if one occurred, it sends the RNX0301 message. The RPG runtime -could- (but doesn't currently) call a JNI function called ExceptionDescribe that would output the exception information to stderr. And since the RPG runtime then handles the JNI exception, it's not possible for the RPG program to later call ExceptionDescribe itself. It might be possible in the future to have an environment variable that would tell the RPG runtime to call ExceptionDescribe for exceptions on method calls.
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