Java For As/400 - IBM AS/400e User Handbook Manual

Operating System/400, 5769-SS1
– A section and template builder
– A content analyzer that scans a Web site and identifies duplicates and orphans,
unavailable resources, content with excessive load sizes, and so on.
• A usage analyzer that looks for hits, requests, visits, paths, referral, agents, and so on
from the log records. This analysis can be scheduled, and the results can be placed in
a database for further analysis.

Java for AS/400

A Java SSL package is included with OS/400 to leverage the integrated SSL function built
into the AS/400 system. You can easily build more secure client/server applications using
Java. All data exchanged between the client and the server can be encrypted using the SSL
protocol.
V4R4 includes support for SQLJ, which is SQL, embedded in the Java programming
language. Supported SQL statements include queries (SELECT), data-manipulation
statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE), and others that operate on data stored in tables in
relational databases.
You can run multiple versions of Java Developer Kit (JDK) on a single AS/400 system. Java
Developer Kit performance improvements are available through the PTFs issued on 29
October 1999. Java 2 can co-reside on the system with Java 1.1.6 and 1.1.7 if so desired.
Note: For additional JDK support information, including service requirements, refer to the
online publication AS/400 Developer Kit for Java , which is available through the following
AS/400 book server Web site:
Net.Data Currency
With the enhancements provided in V4R4, Net.Data continues to be one of the easiest and
most flexible way of building dynamic applications for the Web. These enhancements include:
• Net.Data supports the new DB2 for AS/400 data types introduced in this release (LOB
and DATALINK).
• You can call SQL stored procedures and handle multiple result sets returned by those
procedures.
• Direct program calls to AS/400 ILE programs use input and output parameters.
• You can access Java applications or generate Java applets from Net.Data.
• Macros are parsed only once and the results are saved for subsequent requests for
that macro.
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