Dear All,
I have a command process running xcopy in console, and now I want to execute
the program Rsync After the files are copied...how could i do??
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p10.Start();
p10.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("x copy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf
"+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h /i /e /r /y ");
Console.WriteLi ne("xcopy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h
/i /e /r /y ");
p10.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nCopy Chi Folder is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p11.Start();
p11.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("r un rsync");
Console.WriteLi ne("Rsync running");
p11.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nRsync is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
But I cannot make it wait for p10 to finish then start p11, how could it do?
this cannot be done with setting a time for p11 to start cos the file may
build up in swf folder after a while, I mean the copying time may become
longer.....
Jam
thanks
4  5949 
Jam,
You overcomplicate things! You can start xcopy.exe and rsync.exe as
processes by themselves, you don't even need to use cmd.exe:
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "xcopy";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p10.StartInfo.A rguments = IISDir+"\\Chi\\ swf"+RootDir+"\ \Chi\\swf /h /i /e
/r /y ";
p10.Start();
p10.WaitForExit ();
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "run rsync";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p11.Start();
p11.WaitForExit ();
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Bring the power of unit testing to the VS .NET IDE today! http://www.x-unity.net/teststudio.aspx
"jam" <hk***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:eo******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Dear All,
I have a command process running xcopy in console, and now I want to
execute
the program Rsync After the files are copied...how could i do??
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p10.Start();
p10.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("x copy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf
"+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h /i /e /r /y ");
Console.WriteLi ne("xcopy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h
/i /e /r /y ");
p10.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nCopy Chi Folder is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p11.Start();
p11.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("r un rsync");
Console.WriteLi ne("Rsync running");
p11.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nRsync is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
But I cannot make it wait for p10 to finish then start p11, how could it
do?
this cannot be done with setting a time for p11 to start cos the file may
build up in swf folder after a while, I mean the copying time may become
longer.....
Jam
thanks
Thanks, I am changing it
"Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]" <x-****@no-spam-please.hotpop.c om> ¦b¶l¥ó
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl ¤¤¼¶¼g... Jam,
You overcomplicate things! You can start xcopy.exe and rsync.exe as
processes by themselves, you don't even need to use cmd.exe:
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "xcopy";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p10.StartInfo.A rguments = IISDir+"\\Chi\\ swf"+RootDir+"\ \Chi\\swf /h /i /e
/r /y ";
p10.Start();
p10.WaitForExit ();
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "run rsync";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p11.Start();
p11.WaitForExit ();
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Bring the power of unit testing to the VS .NET IDE today!
http://www.x-unity.net/teststudio.aspx
"jam" <hk***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:eo******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Dear All,
I have a command process running xcopy in console, and now I want to
execute
the program Rsync After the files are copied...how could i do??
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p10.Start();
p10.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("x copy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf
"+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h /i /e /r /y ");
Console.WriteLi ne("xcopy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf
/h /i /e /r /y ");
p10.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nCopy Chi Folder is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p11.Start();
p11.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("r un rsync");
Console.WriteLi ne("Rsync running");
p11.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nRsync is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
But I cannot make it wait for p10 to finish then start p11, how could it
do?
this cannot be done with setting a time for p11 to start cos the file
may build up in swf folder after a while, I mean the copying time may become
longer.....
Jam
thanks
Thanks, It works perfectly,
So now I wanna ask, how could I know if it has error? like if the folder is
not the correct one, like, I point to d:\(which doesn't exist), I wanna
capture the error, write to a log and then exit the whole process (stop the
coming process too)
thanks all for raplying
"Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]" <x-****@no-spam-please.hotpop.c om> ¦b¶l¥ó
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl ¤¤¼¶¼g... Jam,
You overcomplicate things! You can start xcopy.exe and rsync.exe as
processes by themselves, you don't even need to use cmd.exe:
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "xcopy";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p10.StartInfo.A rguments = IISDir+"\\Chi\\ swf"+RootDir+"\ \Chi\\swf /h /i /e
/r /y ";
p10.Start();
p10.WaitForExit ();
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "run rsync";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p11.Start();
p11.WaitForExit ();
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Bring the power of unit testing to the VS .NET IDE today!
http://www.x-unity.net/teststudio.aspx
"jam" <hk***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:eo******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Dear All,
I have a command process running xcopy in console, and now I want to
execute
the program Rsync After the files are copied...how could i do??
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p10.Start();
p10.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("x copy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf
"+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h /i /e /r /y ");
Console.WriteLi ne("xcopy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf
/h /i /e /r /y ");
p10.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nCopy Chi Folder is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
// p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
p11.Start();
p11.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("r un rsync");
Console.WriteLi ne("Rsync running");
p11.Close();
WriteToMessageF ile("\nRsync is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
But I cannot make it wait for p10 to finish then start p11, how could it
do?
this cannot be done with setting a time for p11 to start cos the file
may build up in swf folder after a while, I mean the copying time may become
longer.....
Jam
thanks
You can analyze process' exit code, and/or you can redirect process'
standard output and parse it.
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Bring the power of unit testing to the VS .NET IDE today! http://www.x-unity.net/teststudio.aspx
"jam" <hk***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:e5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Thanks, It works perfectly,
So now I wanna ask, how could I know if it has error? like if the folder
is
not the correct one, like, I point to d:\(which doesn't exist), I wanna
capture the error, write to a log and then exit the whole process (stop
the
coming process too)
thanks all for raplying
"Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]" <x-****@no-spam-please.hotpop.c om>
¦b¶l¥ó
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl ¤¤¼¶¼g... Jam,
You overcomplicate things! You can start xcopy.exe and rsync.exe as
processes by themselves, you don't even need to use cmd.exe:
Process p10=new Process();
p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "xcopy";
p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p10.StartInfo.A rguments = IISDir+"\\Chi\\ swf"+RootDir+"\ \Chi\\swf /h /i
/e
/r /y ";
p10.Start();
p10.WaitForExit ();
Process p11=new Process();
p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "run rsync";
p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = true;
p11.Start();
p11.WaitForExit ();
--
Sincerely,
Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
Bring the power of unit testing to the VS .NET IDE today!
http://www.x-unity.net/teststudio.aspx
"jam" <hk***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:eo******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... > Dear All,
>
> I have a command process running xcopy in console, and now I want to
> execute
> the program Rsync After the files are copied...how could i do??
>
> Process p10=new Process();
> p10.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
> p10.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
> // p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
> p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
> p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
> p10.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
> p10.Start();
>
> p10.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("x copy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf
> "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h /i /e /r /y ");
> Console.WriteLi ne("xcopy "+IISDir+"\\Chi \\swf "+RootDir+"\\Ch i\\swf /h > /i /e /r /y ");
> p10.Close();
> WriteToMessageF ile("\nCopy Chi Folder is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
>
> Process p11=new Process();
> p11.StartInfo.F ileName = "cmd.exe";
> p11.StartInfo.U seShellExecute = false;
> // p.StartInfo.Cre ateNoWindow = true;
> p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Input = true;
> p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Output = true;
> p11.StartInfo.R edirectStandard Error = true;
> p11.Start();
> p11.StandardInp ut.WriteLine("r un rsync");
> Console.WriteLi ne("Rsync running");
> p11.Close();
> WriteToMessageF ile("\nRsync is Done at "+DateTime.Now) ;
>
> But I cannot make it wait for p10 to finish then start p11, how could
> it
> do?
> this cannot be done with setting a time for p11 to start cos the file may > build up in swf folder after a while, I mean the copying time may
> become
> longer.....
>
> Jam
> thanks
>
>
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