This is likely already in the WD4z (or whatever IBM is calling it this week) package. Unfortunately, we don't have this. Nor do I have the "free copy" that comes with CICS/TS 3.1 because we are only on 2.3. So I just be the "cheap SOB" and ask. Is there a free program which can read a COBOL copybook and create at least a skeleton Java class defination from it? Is there such a thing in WD4z? More just curious than anything else. I'm trying to get people around here interested in "new technologies" on the z/OS system. Java is one possibility since it was recently mentioned, along with Linux, in a memo from one of the development managers. Of course, they meant on Intel, but why not try anyway?
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