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James Lampert | 2 May 00:30
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Anybody heard of db2_classes.jar

. . . or of where it can be found in the IFS? (A colleague wants to know 
all the places where it can be found).

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Jeff Burcher | 24 Apr 19:53

Java Version?

Hi,

I am receiving the following Java error message on the AS400 when I try to
connect using SK's JDBCR4 JDBC_ConnProp

java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: net/sourceforge/jtds/jdbc/Driver

I am currently running JDK 1.3.0 on V5R1M0. Am I just hopelessly out of
date?

Thanks,

Jeff Burcher - IT Dept

Allred Metal Stamping

PO Box 2566

High Point, NC 27261

(336)886-5221 x229

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Jeff Burcher | 24 Apr 13:42

RE: QSYSINC

Hi all,

I want to thank everyone that made suggestions on loading the System
Openness Includes and JDK 1.3 for v5.1 without the installation disks.
Ultimately, it was good old IBM that came through. They sent me a new set of
v5.1 disks. I had to fill out a form and go through a process, Withdrawn
Order Process and Template for Archived Product Code --i/pSeries (non
zSeries) and, viola, a new set of disks arrived in the mail. All of the
folks that I talked to at IBM were helpful and knowledgeable. They seemed
focused on helping me with my issue and not just getting through the call,
like so many other help desk centers I have dealt with. They even double
checked with me that I was okay with receiving these disks without software
support. They were concerned about my being able to use them without help,
not their getting a piece of the pie! (Try to get that kind of service from
Microsoft. It would be the equivalent of asking MS for a set of replacement
disks for Windows 98 or NT.) Best of all, it was FREE!! I am sorry for the
blatant plug here, but IBM support ROCKS!!!

Now that I have that fixed, do I need to set up a TCP/IP connection on the
AS400 with the server hosting the SQL database before trying to perform
Java/SQL commands to access data from it or just provide a path with the IP
address when I submit a connect command? I ask because my attempts thus far
have proved fruitless.

Thanks,

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James Lampert | 17 Apr 19:50
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Ports for SQL access

I've just been asked what ports are used for remote SQL access 
(specifically JDBC access.

I may have known at one point, but I don't now, and

http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/toolbox/faqports.htm

now just redirects me to:

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/toolbox/

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David Gibbs | 6 Apr 14:16
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Fwd: [jt400-news] JTOpen 7.7 now available


Begin forwarded message:

> From: JTOpen User Announcements <jt400-news@...>
> Date: April 6, 2012 12:33:52 AM CDT
> To: jt400-news@...
> Subject: [jt400-news] JTOpen 7.7 now available
> Reply-To: jt400-news@...
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> Dear developers,
> 
> JTOpen release 7.7 is now available for download on the SourceForge project page for the JTOpen project,
at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jt400
> 
> Please refer to the "changes.html" file for a list of updates since JTOpen 7.7.
> 
> Note that the download file "jtopen_7_7_jdbc40_jdk6.zip" contains a version of JTOpen 7.7 that
supports JDBC 4.0, and has been compiled to Java 6.0. In order to use the jars in this file, you must have a
Java 6.0 (or higher) JVM.
> 
> The associated IBM i PTFs that include JTOpen 7.7 are:
> 
> -- IBM i 5.4: SI46289 (5722-SS1), and SI46288 (5722-JC1)
> -- IBM i 6.1: SI46291 (5761-SS1), and SI46290 (5761-JC1)
> -- IBM i 7.1: SI46292 (5770-SS1)
> (Note: The JC1 licensed product has been converged into SS1, as of IBM i 7.1)
> 
> 
> 
> To ask questions about JTOpen and the Toolbox, please use the JTOpen/Toolbox forum:
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Hockchai Lim | 20 Mar 20:20

Re: parsing data returned from a cgi call

I parsed it successfully using this example: 
http://www.rkcole.com/articles/swing/HTMLParser.html

"Hockchai Lim"  wrote in message 
news:mailman.3894.1332250283.14575.java400-l@...

I need to extract the value of a html INPUT tag that is returned from a cgi
call?  Any suggestion on best way to do this?  The cgi that I'm calling
returns a html page that is not well formed.  When I use XMLStreamReader to
parse it, it failed.

Thanks 

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Hockchai Lim | 20 Mar 14:31

parsing data returned from a cgi call

I need to extract the value of a html INPUT tag that is returned from a cgi 
call?  Any suggestion on best way to do this?  The cgi that I'm calling 
returns a html page that is not well formed.  When I use XMLStreamReader to 
parse it, it failed.

Thanks 

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Pete Hall | 15 Mar 01:23

Re: Tomcat 7 on the i installation

On Tue, 13 Mar 2012 17:28:58 -0700, Holm, Paul wrote:

> I assume it will be much faster to copy the tomcat zip file to the IFS
> then unzipping on PC and copying folders?  What is the best way to
> unzip?  Use the Java jar command or can you use a mapped drive and just
> use WINZIP?

I have always downloaded the archive to my PC, unpacked it there and 
goten it running, tested my apps, then copied it to the dev/qa lpar on 
the i. It's not all that big, even over vpn. I still have to run 
crtjvapgm for everything, so I do that in dev/qa when nobody is around. 
That job is a real oinker. Eventually, I sav and rst from the dev/qa lpar 
to prod. Then the angels sing and we drink good beer.

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Holm, Paul | 14 Mar 01:28
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Tomcat 7 on the i installation

Pete/All,

Thanks for the feedback.  A few questions as I prepare to install.

I assume you downloaded Tomcat 7 binary core as a ZIP file?

I assume it will be much faster to copy the tomcat zip file to the IFS then
unzipping on PC and copying folders?  What is the best way to unzip?  Use
the Java jar command or can you use a mapped drive and just use WINZIP?

Thanks,  Paul Holm

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>
> On Fri, 09 Mar 2012 12:45:10 -0800, Holm, Paul wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately working with the Integrated App Server  (
> > http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/ias/ ) has been a nightmare so
> > far.  I'll put together my experience in the next few days.  The
> > usability seems similar to WebSphere.
> >
> > Has anyone had success running Tomcat 7 on the i?
> >
> > Thanks, Paul Holm
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> Running tomcat 7 on 5.4. No problems. I don't know if it's been a year
> yet, but it's been in production for quite a while. Reloading apps seems
> to work better then tomcat 6.
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Berto Gil | 12 Mar 10:30
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Error socket

Good morning.
I am creating a client socket and do not manage to read the
inputStreamReader.

Even the line "Eval      String3 = readIb(ib)" works perfectly.

Some solution?? Thank you.

IBUFFERED
   d newBUFFERED     PR              O   ExtProc(*JAVA:
     d                                     'java.io.BufferedReader':
     d                                         *CONSTRUCTOR)
     d
Class(*JAVA:'java.io.BufferedReader')
     d  ib                             O
     d                                     Class(*JAVA:'java.io.Reader')
      **********************************************************************
     d readIb          PR              O   ExtProc(*JAVA:
     d                                     'java.io.BufferedReader':
     d                                         'read')
     d                                     Class(*JAVA:'java.lang.String')
      **********************************************************************
     d readIbLine      PR              O   ExtProc(*JAVA:
     d                                     'java.io.BufferedReader':
     d                                         'readLine')
     d                                     Class(*JAVA:'java.lang.String')
      **********************************************************************
     d closeIB         PR                  ExtProc(*JAVA:
     d                                     'java.io.BufferedReader':
     d                                         'close')
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Pete Hall | 10 Mar 22:34

Re: Experience with IBM's Integrated Web Server? Tomcat 7?

On Fri, 09 Mar 2012 12:45:10 -0800, Holm, Paul wrote:

> Unfortunately working with the Integrated App Server  (
> http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/ias/ ) has been a nightmare so
> far.  I'll put together my experience in the next few days.  The
> usability seems similar to WebSphere.
> 
> Has anyone had success running Tomcat 7 on the i?
> 
> Thanks, Paul Holm

Running tomcat 7 on 5.4. No problems. I don't know if it's been a year 
yet, but it's been in production for quite a while. Reloading apps seems 
to work better then tomcat 6.

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