Installing and managing IBM Toolbox for Java

Using IBM Toolbox for Java™ makes it easier to write client Java applets, servlets, and applications that access system resources, data, and programs.

Managing your IBM Toolbox for Java installation
You need to install IBM® Toolbox for Java only on client systems that use it, or in a location on your network where your clients can access it. Your clients can be personal computers, dedicated workstations, or IBM i systems. It is important to remember that you can configure an IBM i server or a partition of the server to be a client. In the latter case, you need to install IBM Toolbox for Java on the client partition of the server.
Installing IBM Toolbox for Java
How you install IBM Toolbox for Java depends on how you want to manage your installation. Use these topics to install IBM Toolbox for Java.
System properties
You can specify system properties to configure various aspects of the IBM Toolbox for Java.
Simple programming examples
These examples show some of the ways you can begin to code your own Java programs using the IBM Toolbox for Java classes. Meant for programmers just beginning to use IBM Toolbox for Java classes, these examples include detailed explanations about key lines in the code.

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