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Exit Status Examples Notes 80 Qshell Interpreter (qsh) v 0 when all files were processed successfully v >0 when an error occurred 1. To list all files in a jar file named myjar which is located in the current directory: ajar -l myjar 2. To list all .java files in myjar: ajar -l myjar \*.java 3. To extract all files from myjar into the current directory: ajar -x myjar 4. To create a jar named myjar containing all directories and files in the file system hierarchy rooted in the current directory (Note in this example Qshell interprets the ’*’ and expands it so that the list of candidate files contains all files and directories in the current directory.): ajar -c -r myjar * 5. To create a jar named myjar containing entries for only the files in the current directory: ajar -c -D myjar * 6. To create the same jar file without a manifest (which is simply a zip file for all practical purposes): ajar -c -D -M myjar * 7. To create a jar named myjar containing all files except .java files in the file system hierarchy rooted in the current directory: ajar -c -r myjar * -x \*.java 8. To create a jar named myjar containing only the .class files in a file system hierarchy rooted in the current directory: ajar -c -r myjar * -i \*.class 9. To create a jar named myjar without deflating the .java files: ajar -c -r -n java — myjar * 10. To create a jar named myjar while reading the file list from stdin: ajar -@ -c -r myjar Sample stdin data: docs source classes -x docs/foo/* 11. To add a file named bar to a jar named myjar: ajar -a myjar bar 12. To delete a file named foo/bar from a jar named myjar: ajar -d myjar foo/bar 1. Short options can be clustered (e.g. -c -v -D is the same as -cvD). Long options (—create, —verbose, —nodirs, ..., etc.) can be abbreviated as long as the abbreviations are unique. 2. File names can be changed when creating a jar or adding a file to a jar. For example, “ajar -c x.jar bin/foo : bin/bar” creates the jar file x.jar from the file bin/foo with a single entry, bin/bar. This can also be done using stdin, “ajar -c@ x.jar”, where stdin contains: bin/foo : bin/bar 3. Use of ajar requires the QIBM_MULTI_THREADED environment variable must be set to ’Y’. [ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ]
appletviewer - View Java applet The appletviewer tool allows you to run applets without a web browser. It is compatible with the appletviewer tool that is supplied by Sun Microsystems, Inc. The appletviewer tool is available using the Qshell Interpreter. For more information about the appletviewertool, see the appletviewer tool by Sun Microsystems, Inc. [ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ] java - Run Java interpreter The java Qshell command runs Java programs. It is compatible with the java tool that is supplied by Sun Microsystems, Inc. with a few exceptions. The AS/400 Developer Kit for Java ignores the following options of the java Qshell command: Ignored option Description -cs Not supported. -checksource Not supported. -debug Supported by the AS/400 internal debugger. -noasyncgc Garbage collection is always running with the AS/400 Developer Kit for Java. -noclassgc Garbage collection is always running with the AS/400 Developer Kit for Java. -prof AS/400 has its own performance tools. -ss Not applicable on AS/400. -oss Not applicable on AS/400. -t AS/400 uses its own trace function. -verify Always verify on AS/400. -verifyremote Always verify on AS/400. -noverify Always verify on AS/400. The java Qshell command supports new options for AS/400. The following are the new options that are supported: Supported option Description -secure Checks for public write access to directories in the CLASSPATH. -gcfrq Specifies the garbage collection frequency. -gcpty Specifies the garbage collection priority. -opt Specifies the optimization level. -verbosegc A message is displayed for each garbage collection sweep. The Run Java (RUNJVA) command in the CL command reference documentation describes these new options in detail. The CL command reference documentation for the Create Java Program (CRTJVAPGM) command, Delete Java Program (DLTJVAPGM) command, and Display Java Program (DSPJVAPGM) command contains information about managing Java programs. The java Qshell command is available using the Qshell Interpreter. Chapter 4. Utilities 81
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