As of now, I do not have the current LIBHTTP library. I'm curious if it uses Java in any way shape or form.
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Originally posted by TheZenbudda View Postthere is an aversion to java in my group and someone said they saw the HTTPAPI library uses java. the last time i worked with HTTPAPI i did not see or interact with any java. however i did not want to make that assumption since i did not dig deep into the code.
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jtaylor
you're delving into exactly what i'm thinking "this person with an aversion to java" is finding.
can you elaborate on the "they don't respect user classpath" issue you mentioned?
also, are there performance issues related to the avid usage of sql/java functions? (ie. httppostclob etc)?
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Originally posted by TheZenbudda View Postjtaylor
you're delving into exactly what i'm thinking "this person with an aversion to java" is finding.
can you elaborate on the "they don't respect user classpath" issue you mentioned?
also, are there performance issues related to the avid usage of sql/java functions? (ie. httppostclob etc)?
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Other than the initial JVM startup, I can't imagine there'd be serious performance issues with IBM SQL tools.
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Originally posted by jtaylor___ View Post
The CLASSPATH problem is only an issue if you run your own Java code. The IBM code ignores your CLASSPATH and uses its own to start the JVM. This will cause your Java code to fail (or the IBM code to fail if your code already started the JVM). If you don't run other Java, this would be a non-issue.
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Other than the initial JVM startup, I can't imagine there'd be serious performance issues with IBM SQL tools.
This is why we aren't using the IBM HTTP HTTP built-in functions. Would love to use them, but they broke our spreadsheet creating programs which use JVM. Luckily jtaylor___ replied to one of my cries for help and told me what was going on!
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