Hi Raimee,
This approach worked from the command line because your shell took
care of expanding wildcards. There are some drawbacks to this :
1) Runtime.exec() method is platform dependent.
2) Overhead of starting a new process for each search, assuming your
servlets are allowed to use exec().
A better approach is to obtain oroinc.com's Pattern Matching Java
class libraries which are written in Java. See http://www.oroinc.com
for complete details.
If you'd like any more details, feel free to contact me directly.
[ not through this mailing list -- it is for java servlets only ].
Regards,
RS
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On Sun, 13 Jun 1999, Raimee Stevens wrote:
> I'm having some trouble here. Why am I getting the Exception(below)?
> How does the trace help me debug in this instance? What is error=5?
> My grep works from the command line.
>
> I will implement this in a *servlet* when I figure out how to get this
> to work.
> I'm trying tho keep this simple until then. If my question is
> inappropriate for
> this list I appologize. Please let me know where it does belong.
>
>
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