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  • How can you call Java from NonStop OSS Cobol?

    From Bob Campbell@bobcampbell00@gmail.com to comp.sys.tandem on Wed Nov 15 16:27:33 2023
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    Rather than making a REST call to a service, werCOd like to deploy the java to OSS and call from COBOL for faster response time. What are our options?
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  • From Bill Honaker@no_spam_bhonaker__@x_i_d.com to comp.sys.tandem on Thu Nov 16 15:23:56 2023
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    On Wed, 15 Nov 2023 16:27:33 -0800 (PST), Bob Campbell <bobcampbell00@gmail.com> wrote:

    Rather than making a REST call to a service, weAd like to deploy the java to OSS and call from COBOL for faster response time. What are our options?

    Bob, to answer this, you'll need to say what technology(s) are used in the Java app.

    For example, if the apps are Tomcat-style (listening on web ports), it's possible to use the NSJI library to switch from TCP/IP to $RECEIVE.
    The resulting JMV can then be put into a Pathway server class, and COBOL can use SERVERCLASS_SEND_ calls.

    Please share more detail so that appropriate solutions can be recomended.
    Bill
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