RE: Java performance qshell javac

I will take a look thanks David


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Subject: Re: Java performance qshell javac

<David>
My personal recommendation is to create a java server that's launched on
system start up. The server code listens on a data queue. Native code would
then send a message to the server via the data queue and get it's response
there.
</David>

that's what AppServer4RPG is made for. It's an open source framework and
handles the communication between the native (rpg) world and java, is
multithreaded, provides session context. It's extendable by  implementing
EventHandlers. Have a look at: https://sourceforge.net/p/appserver4rpg

D*B 

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