Programming tips
You must import the com.ibm.edms.od package into your ODWEK application.
You do not need an HTTP server or a web application server to run ODWEK applications that use the Java™ API. You can run the Java interpreter on ODWEK applications.
To run the Java interpreter on an ODWEK application:
- Copy the shared libraries to the runtime directory. If you do not want to copy the shared library to the runtime
directory, you can copy the files to the Java.Library.Path.
Table 1. Shared library file names Operating System Shared Libraries AIX® - libars3wapi32.so
- libars3wapi64.so
Linux® - libars3wapi32.so
- libars3wapi64.so
Windows - ars3wapi32.dll
- ars3wapi64.dll
- icudt58.dll
- icuin58.dll
- icuio58.dll
- icuuc58.dll
- arsgsk64.dll or arsgsk32.dll
z/OS® - libars3wapi32.so
- libars3wapi64.so
The Java API shared library (service program) is ARS3WAPI64 and is found in the QRDARS library.
- Run the Java interpreter on your application by entering a command
similar to the following example: java Logon server userid
passwd.
You must issue the command in Qshell or by entering the Run Java Program (JAVA) command, with the appropriate parameters, from the command line.