Re: Java/RPG Blues........ -- RPG400-L

Hi Mike,

public static au.com.eigansvar.web.webservices.userdb.client.User
getUserByUsername(java.lang.String);
  throws java/rmi/RemoteException
 Signature:
(Ljava/lang/String;)Lau/com/eigansvar/web/webservices/userdb/client/User
;

Thank you for that part. Can you please post the 2nd-level text of theRNX0301 error that you mentioned earlier?

(You posted the 2nd-level text of the CEE9901 -- but that doesn't sayanything except "an RNX0301 occurred", and therefore doesn't provide anyinformation that I didn't already have. I need the 2nd-level text of theRNX0301)

I saw that Shannon O'Donnell commented that she'd never been able to get
Java to work unless she physically set the CLASSPATH in the RPG program.
I'm not quite sure what she meant. Does it mean she issues a CHGENVVAR
command from within the RPG?


Shannon O'Donnell is a man.:)

Yes, you can use CHGENVVAR from an RPG program, but like all CL commandsit has to be executed via the QCMDEXC (or similar) API. You can also usethe putenv() API which is considerably simpler.

Having said that, I don't recommend setting your classpath in this manner.Remember: You can't set the CLASSPATH on a per-program basis! You have toset it before the JVM is started, and the JVM can only be started once perjob (and thereafter shared by all programs that need to use Java).Consequently, your CLASSPATH should be set to everything you'll needbefore invoking the first program that uses Java.

Once again, the class is able to be found when I run a test harness
referencing it in the QSH environment.

That's one reason why I seriously doubt that the error is related to yourclasspath. Unfortunately, I won't be able to tell you more until I seethe 2nd-level text for the RNX0301 error.