Call Java program on another iSeries machine from RPGLE -- RPG400-L

Subject: Call Java program on another iSeries machine from RPGLE
From: "Dave Murvin" <Dave.Murvin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 08:39:32 -0700
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Hello,

Just got handed a task to check on what's involved in calling a Java
program on another iSeries machine from an RPGLE program on a second
iSeries machine. We have a RPGLE based application on one machine that
needs to talk to a Java based application on another machine. The Java
application has APIs that we need to interact with.

I haven't done much research on this yet, other than taking a quick look
at the archives. What should I be looking at? Where should I look for
documentation? Are we looking at remote procedure calls, sockets, or
??? Is this more appropriate on the java400 list? I have had some
experience with Java, but have not used it in awhile.

Any hints or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Dave

Follow-Ups:

RE: Call Java program on another iSeries machine from RPGLE , Mike Krebs

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