I have a situation where I actually _do_ want the command window to
show after a runtime.exec() call. (Although we pipe stout/stdin to
our own logging mech, the program needs to be able to trap Ctrl-C
keystrokes). Our application is launched by javaw.
In Java 1.3.1, this behaviour was present (and much resented it looks
like) but in 1.4+ Sun have 'fixed' it, and the dos window no longer
pops up on a Runtime.exec("o urbatchfilelaun cher.bat") I tried doing
an exec("cmd launcher.bat") but no joy there either.
Is there any way of turning this behaviour back on? Thanks in
advance,
James.
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James Goldwater wrote: I have a situation where I actually _do_ want the command window to
show after a runtime.exec() call. (Although we pipe stout/stdin to
our own logging mech, the program needs to be able to trap Ctrl-C
keystrokes). Our application is launched by javaw.
In Java 1.3.1, this behaviour was present (and much resented it looks
like) but in 1.4+ Sun have 'fixed' it, and the dos window no longer
pops up on a Runtime.exec("o urbatchfilelaun cher.bat") I tried doing
an exec("cmd launcher.bat") but no joy there either.
Is there any way of turning this behaviour back on? Thanks in
advance,
James,
I wouldn't look for a solution to turn the behavior back on in Java.
That will likely be fruitless.
I would explore using different options to cmd (like /c) and also
explore using the start command (go to Windows help for details). You
might need to have multiple BAT files calling each with the start
command, etc.
Let me know how it works out.
HTH,
Ray
--
XML is the programmer's duct tape.
You could try with the '/c' option, this has worked very well for
me....
You could also read this
( http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/j...29-traps.html). It
will give you some details about Runtime Execution in Java.....
Quiks.
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show after a runtime.exec() call. (Although we pipe stout/stdin to
our own logging mech, the program needs to be able to trap Ctrl-C
keystrokes). Our application is launched by javaw.
In Java 1.3.1, this behaviour was present (and much resented it looks
like) but in 1.4+ Sun have 'fixed' it, and the dos window no longer
pops up on a Runtime.exec("o urbatchfilelaun cher.bat") I tried doing
an exec("cmd launcher.bat") but no joy there either.
Is there any way of turning this behaviour back on? Thanks in
advance,
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