Hi Martin, you could just use one of the free Java implementations. Or one
of the python ones might work with Jython.
Cheers,
Dave Griffiths
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Hi, I've got a module which has been dynamically loaded but I'm not sure
where from. I can override in the STEPLIB but because it gets loaded even
when the STEPLIB entry isn't there I'd like to discover where this other
copy is coming from. Our LNKLST is rather large and I'd rather not
manually
Hi, in a batch job. The module is loaded with an assembler LOAD macro.
Cheers,
Dave Griffiths
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Hi, I've got a module which has been dynamically loaded but I'm no
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> Hi Martin, you could just use one of the free J
Hi Janet, is zclass a simple hello world type class that doesn't call
anything else? Can you run it from the command line without JNI, e.g.
"java com.mycomp.mysetset.enterprise.zclass"?
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When I first joined IBM back in 1998 I hated IPCS and its magic
incantations so much that I wrote my own system dump analyzer in Java
(svcdump.jar and later zebedee). That was mainly aimed at extracting Java
heap dumps and stack traces but it also did native LE stack traces and
there was also a
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>just click on an address and it would take you there.
You don't need an RYO for that; IPCS has had it for lo these many
years. I'd considser IPCS macros a better use of my time than
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> IPCS has been doing that since I started working with it. Use %, ?
> and (forgot the 64bit-addr
Hi Scott, I assume you're just trying to avoid copying a large amount of
data into your Cobol program? Depending on what exactly your assembler
does, maybe you could split the assembler routine into 3: one routine to
open and extract the RACF data, one routine called multiple times per
userid t
Hi, a colleague ported the C version of terse to Java a few years ago and
I still use it all the time for untersing files on my laptop. It was
bundled in my old svcdump.jar dump analyzer but not sure if that's still
available. This is how I use it:
java -cp ~/bin/svcdump.jar com.ibm.jvm.terse.T
Hi, not sure of the definitive answer but you can probably take a guess by
comparing with the Metal C library. By definition Metal C calls don't
require access to the unix kernel. In fact if you don't want to connect to
OMVS why not use Metal C anyway?
Cheers,
Dave Griffiths
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IBM
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> I understood the original question to be how to avoid OMVS and yo
I'm on Mac and just use command line ftp. Also have a python script using
ftplib for scripting. Works fine with PDS both ascii and ebcdic.
Cheers,
Dave Griffiths
IBM Operational Decision Manager
z/OS Developer
IBM United Kingdom Limited, Hursley Park, Winchester, SO21 2JN, UK
Tel: +44 1962 81647
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