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uname and oslevel are exactly what I was looking for. Thanks to all that spent the time to answer my question. SBO Spinik Senior consultant

I was actually looking for the command that would give me: AIX for the operating sustem and 4.3.3 for the version. Thanks, SBO Spinik Senior consultant

How do I extract the Unix version I am using (both OS and release number)? Thanks, SBO Spinik Senior consultant

Go to the Java Forum and leave us alone with your GUI stuff. this is J2EE, not Swing. Spinik Senior consultant

Here is the problem. I have writen a little test app that will be running an ejb. My ejb is very basic as it contains two functions: a setvalue() and a getValue(). The names of my 3 classes are Adder.class, AdderHome.class and AdderEJB.class. As you can see they complied fine. I am trying...

When I try to launch deploytool from the J2EE directory in the command line, I get the following message *************************************************** C:\j2ee1_3\bin>deploytool Warning: This J2EE SDK release is designed to run on J2SE 1.3 The deployment tool version is 1.3 Options -ui...

Where can I find the javax.microedition library? I was browsing the internet and couldn't find anything on it. I have the 1.4 SDK. THank you Spinik Senior consultant

Hello, Here is my problem. I am running a VB 4.0 16-bit client on a WIndows 95/98/NT environment along with a VC++ 1.52 dll. This component retrieves the user's login in Novell, which is used on top of the Windows platform. I have been told to test the app on a Windows 2000 machine and this...

When you first log into your system, you should have a header that says it. for example, after logging in, I get the following header Welcome to AIX Version 4.3! Spinik Senior consultant

I am using java on an AIX box. I am having a problem with importing the java.io packages. But this is not a constant problem. In one program, I use it as import java.io.IOException and it compiles fine. But, in another program, I use it as import java.io.*; and it fails to compile...

DO you have xlC? I am not sure what you are using. You can use the "man" pages to see which compiler you can use and how to use it. I would try replacing the CC by xlC. If not, what Unix are you using? Spinik Senior consultant

To compile your program with 64 bit, try the following: CC -op -q64 p.cpp Spinik Senior consultant

I "second" pipk's comment Spinik Senior consultant

THis is how I did it for whoever wants it. Trial and error was the solution. RANDOM by itself will not work RANDOM_NUMBER=`echo | awk '{srand();printf("%6d",100000*rand())}'`

I want to create a random number in a unix script without the use of an extra file. I want to be able to associate this number to a variable and use it later in my script. I know how to do this in C++ but I want it in my script uniquely. Can anyone help?

If a user sends an e-mail containing an attachment, how can I extract the attachment into a specific file?

If a user sends an e-mail containing an attachment, how can I extract the attachment into a specific file?