Qshell Interpreter (qsh) - FTP Directory Listing - IBM

For more information about the javaQshell command, see the java tool by Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
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javac - Compile a Java program
The javac tool compiles Java programs. It is compatible with the javac tool that is
supplied by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
The javac tool is available using the Qshell Interpreter.
For more information about the javactool, see the javac tool by Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
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javadoc - Generate Java documentation
The javadoc tool generates API documentation. It is compatible with the javadoc
tool that is supplied by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
The javadoc tool is available using the Qshell Interpreter.
For more information about the javadoctool, see the javadoc tool by Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
[ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ]
javah - Generate C header or stub file
82 Qshell Interpreter (qsh)
The javah tool facilitates the implementation of Java native methods. It is
compatible with the javah tool that is supplied by Sun Microsystems, Inc. with a few
exceptions.
Note: Writing native methods means that your application is not 100% pure Java. It also
means that your application is not directly portable across platforms. Native methods are, by
nature, platform or system specific. Using native methods may increase your development
and maintenance costs for your applications.
The javah tool is available using the Qshell Interpreter. It reads a Java class file
and creates a C-language header file in the current working directory. The header
file that is written is an AS/400 Stream File (STMF). It must be copied to a file
member before it can be included in a C program on AS/400.
The javah tool is compatible with the tool that is provided by Sun Microsystems,
Inc. If the following options are specified; however, AS/400 ignores them:
Ignored option Description
-td The javah tool on AS/400 does not require a
temporary directory.