Hi All!
I am trying to write an Ant task capable of opening a new command window..
(for Dos or *nux).. Then I will use this to help with Jini tasks..
My first step is finding Java code to do such an ugly task!
When I try the following test:
public class Command
{
public static void main (String
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> From: Robert Mark Bram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I am trying to write an Ant task capable of opening a new command window..
>Runtime.getRuntime( ) .exec ( new String [] {"start", "cmd"});
Check out the FAQ... You don't need a task for that, just .
Runtime.exec needs an executable (
Hi DD!
Thank you very much for the response!
I read the FAQ in response to your message - but I still don't see how to
do what I want, which is to open a new command window and run something in
it..
or
For example, this runs a batch file, but still in the same window.
I need to r
Then you should write a script to
open all your command windows in the
right sequence, and launch that one script
from Ant. As you stated, it's easy to do
in a batch/shell file. Why are you torturing
Ant into doing the batch/shell file's job??
You don't really say what you are trying to do,
but pl
> From: Robert Mark Bram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I need to run several Java processes in new windows in a particular order:
> - a class server
> - a Jini lookup server
> - another class server
> - a service provider
> - a client
>
> Each of these should spin off into a new command window s
