No. This is a Java bug. There is an app that can prevent this, which
IDEA may
be distributing in the future. I enclose it (zipped), you use this as
the app you run,
then the first arg is the app you really want to run.
old:
someapp.exe arg1 arg2
new:
nodos.exe someapp.exe arg1 arg2
Michael Descher wrote:
> Is there any chance of getting rid of dos windows popping up when running
> ant with tasks that use external calls, the cvs integration or my own
> external tools? I'm starting my app server as an external tool for example
> and capture the console output in IDEA or have tails running on some log
> files capturing output to IDEA as well. A very nice feature of this is that
> you can click on stack traces to get to the code that failed. But there are
> always dos windows open when runnung the tools which I do not need (since
> they are empty). The same applies to some ant tasks or the CVS integration.
>
> Michael
>
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