On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:19:15 -0600, McKown, John wrote: >I don't know if this is allowed. I tried to find something on the Web about it >in the IBM site, but failed. I have a number of JVMs on z/OS (1.4.0, 1.4.2, >1.5.0_31, 1.5.0_64, 1.6.0_31, and 1.6.0_64). What I'd like to do is write and >compile my Java on Linux/Intel. But to do so using things such as JRIO, JZOS, >and so on, I need the z/OS jar files readable on my Linux system. I would >really like to have them actually reside on my PC. But I guess that I could >NFS mount the z/OS subdirectories on the PC instead. > >Any ideas about where I can find out what is permitted? Hum, will this even >work? > IIRC, I did this once, long ago, with HelloWorld. But going the other way; compiling on z/OS and running on Solaris, because of relative levels of JVM, etc. And I may have needed to downgrate the target in a compiler option. And I needed to mount the directory twice, once with xlat(Y) for the .java, and once with xlat(N) for the .class. Like Steve, I lost interest and never did much with it. And I no longer remember how I set up the various paths.
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