JCo installed on IBM iSeries

[franciscojos_cebrinpedrei]

Hi everybody.

Can anybody tell me how can I confirm wich JCo version is running on my iSeries and if it is installed?.

Many thanks in advance.

[thomas_obermeier · Accepted solution]

Hi Francisco,

As far as I can see JCo packages contain a file Readme.txt in the top level of the directory structure, which tell you about the version in the archive.

Hope that helps

Thomas

[franciscojos_cebrinpedrei · Accepted solution]

I'm not sure if we have installed the JCo packages on our machine. Where should be these packages on the IFS structure?.

Thanks for your help.

[christoph_ostrop · Accepted solution]

within IFS maybe something like this:

\usr\sap\<SID>\<central-instance>\j2ee\cluster\bin\ext\com.sap.mw.jco\lib\private\.....jar-file

or with systeminfo (nn=instance-no):

http://sapserver:5nn00/nwa/sysinfo

=> component-info

[franciscojos_cebrinpedrei · Accepted solution]

We have no Java stack installed. Can we install the JCo in a standalone ABAP system?.

Best regards.

[thomas_obermeier · Accepted solution]

Hi Francisco,

JCo is the utility to connect a Java application to any SAP system. You do not need an SAP Java stack to run it. Some of your questions might find an answer at the SAP Java Connector link at http://service.sap.com/connectors. In particular the FAQ page should be useful.

Regards,

Thomas

[franciscojos_cebrinpedrei · Accepted solution]

Hi Thomas.

Thanks for your help. I will check the link.

Best regards.