Just for the archives.
JDK 1.4.2 SR4 fixed a sun specification bug but introduce
problems for us. Since SR4 the JVM ignore the classpath environment
variable and also the -cp setting for jar files.
This is WAD (works as designed or better specified) since SR4 only MANIFEST.MF
should provide
I do not have an NFS client, so I
cannot NFS mount the z/OS UNIX subdirectories which contain the jar
But you could use dfsSMB to create a Windows-type share on your mainframe
and map that to a drive letter on your PC. Requires a bit of set-up in
order to get security right (and authentication
John,
I can say confidently that jar files produced on other platforms should
work fine under z/OS. We -always- produce our jars under Eclipse
(using Ant and the jar task) using both Windows and Linux.We
commonly download open source Java jars and upload them (in binary) for
use on
Having Java .class files or jars on a NFS, Samba, or other remote file
system can have negative impact on the application performance,
especially application startup times.
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files. Finally, I get to my question. Is it OK for me to download the
jar files to my workstation? I have absolutely NO idea where to look
to see what the license is that would address this issue.
For CICS, as an example,
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Roland, do you know if a class
Shmuel,
yep I done this several times (plain Java, JDBC, JMS, XML, Mail, sockets).
Exception might exists for graphics of course :-)) or other extensions.
Roland
Roland, do you know if a class file compiled on Windows - likewise works
without modifications as is after ftp to z/OS
Shmuel
John,
not sure for CICS but jar files works fine under z/OS.
I wrote some Java code under Windows and upload (ftp) them binary
to z/OS and execute them without modifications and vice versa.
Be aware
1. The mainfest file must be ASCII regardless the development
plattform (z/OS!!)
2. JDK 1.4.2
Roland, do you know if a class file compiled on Windows - likewise works
without modifications as is after ftp to z/OS
Shmuel
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