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shijo
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 Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 5:56 am Post subject: To invoke java from COBOL |
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| One of my projects requires executing Java programs using some inputs from Mainframe. Our programs call a third party product written in COBOL. Now the third party product is changed to java and is available in a UNIX server. It |
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shijo
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Kolusu,
Thanks for your quick response.
I have this document. We have to call the Java program which is available in a unix server fom a batch cobol program. We can easily do this from outside the COBOL program. BEA WebLogic 8.1 is available in Unix server.
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shijo,
| Quote: | | Can we use TCP/IP sockets or any other method (like MQ) from batch COBOL program to invoke Java programs reside in UNIX server? |
You can explore the option of setting up triggers using WebSphere MQ server on the Unix server. Batch COBOL program puts a message on the remote queue which points to a queue on the Unix end, which is connected with a process to fire the Java program.
Leave the TCP/IP sockets listening part, security, integrity, etc to the queue manager.
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