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I have developed a "hello world" web server using JavaScript and NodeJS. I am starting the web server using interactive sessions. I open a 5250 session, then open an interactive qshell session, then run the following command:
node /mydirectory/sample.js
When the "hello world" web server is running, there are three jobs active:
1. My interactive 5250 session.
2. The qshell interpreter (QZSHSH)
3. A job that appears to be the node program (QP0ZSPWT).
But when I end the qshell session the node program (the QPOZSPWT job) also ends. So my "hello world" web server is no longer running.
How do I get my "hello world" web server to run in NodeJS without me having to leave an interactive qshell session open?
Thanks,
Kelly Cookson
IT Project Leader
Dot Foods, Inc.
1.217.773.4486 ext. 12676
kcookson@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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