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Solution found

It seems that I've found a solution. I had actually put the JT400 jar file into a script library and then imported the script library into my agent. This made sense from a maintenance point of view, as I could then use templating to pass down new versions of the JT400.jar. The problem disappears when I import the jt400.jar archive file directly into the agent rather than as part of a scrpt library. Still don't knoe why this should cause a problem, though :-)


Feedback response number WEBB7YCDX4 created by ~Kelly Ekfookony on 12/02/2009

Using JTOpen / JT400 in agents (~Kelly Ekfookon... 1.Dec.09)
. . Solution found (~Kelly Ekfookon... 2.Dec.09)
. . . . This is still flaky (~Kelly Ekfookon... 2.Dec.09)
. . Close Connection (~Mary Xanjipybu... 1.Dec.09)
. . . . More code (~Kelly Ekfookon... 1.Dec.09)
. . . . . . Do not recycle your session (~Mary Xanjipybu... 1.Dec.09)
. . . . . . . . This doesn't seem to make any diffe... (~Kelly Ekfookon... 2.Dec.09)
. . Don't import the jt400 jar (~Dexter Zengero... 2.Dec.09)
. . . . That's interesting (~Kelly Ekfookon... 2.Dec.09)
. . . . That seems to work OK. (~Kelly Ekfookon... 3.Dec.09)
. . Code and configuration (~Mary Xanjipybu... 2.Dec.09)




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