Re: JAVA on iSeries
- From: Yes <user@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 20:41:21 +1000
Jonathan Bailey wrote:
> Do you need to see the program's output? If not you could redirect to a
file or submit to batch & have it redirected to a spoolfile. Otherwise
I think you may be stuck with the default behaviour.
I havent tried too hard but cannot get java to kick me off the system.
Does your program generate an exception to force it to exit? I normally
just make my classes return.
HTH
Jonathan
Yes, my program is interactive.
I found out what the problem was, I omitted .class when specifying the class file I think. I found out that the interface remains the same, qsh style with output in one region and 4-5 lines for input.
This is undesirable, I was hoping I could use the whole screen.
The main problem , is as I stated in the original post:
> However, I find that everytime something is written on standard output > and displayed on the screen, my cursor position is reset to the
> beginning of the line. This is very tiresome, if I am in the midst of > typing something, as it means I have to reposition to where I was
> prior to the reset.
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