OS/400 Edition
Volume 2, Number 54 -- July 19, 2002

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Odds and Ends

Dear Readers:

Here are yet more short answers to a variety of questions. I hope you find something of use.

-- Ted

Hey, David:

I am trying to build my first database inquiry Servlet using Java and Tomcat. I defined my screen in a Java class and use another Java class to retrieve the database values. When I display the screen, I end up with a lot of statements that set a value using the corresponding getter from the database class. Those calls look like this example:

-- Sean

In regards to deleting poorly named files in the IFS, couldn't you also map a network drive to the iSeries? Once you are there, you could use Windows Explorer or similar tool to delete the file.

-- Wyatt

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Howard Arner
Joe Hertvik
Ted Holt
David Morris

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