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On 27-Nov-2015 10:16 -0600, Justin Taylor wrote:
I have an RPGLE program that calls a 3rd party Java app. Right now it
does a handful of RUNJVA using QCMDEXC. I'm trying to call the Java
directly from RPGLE because I think I'll get better performance on
repeat calls. <<SNIP>>
Calling the CL command interpreter QCMDEXC so as to invoke the Run
Java Program (RUNJVA) CL command that then will invoke the Java code?
With that conspicuous indirection, can that really be described
legitimately as having "call[ed] the Java directly from RPGLE".? Coding
the method call via the Java Native Interface (JNI) from the RPGLE would
seem much more direct.? I do not know enough about the effect of a Java
Program that previously might have been "created and associated with the
class file" in that scenario, but the implications of both "better
performance" and "directly" seem tenuous.?
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http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_71/cl/runjva.htm]
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