I had implemented classes for running apps with java with propertie files,
but your code is pretty cool stuff.
I thing I try to change my code to the way you do !
Max
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I've added it to the cvs as org.biojava.utils.ExecRunner. It make take a
little while to be replicated in the anonymous cvs.
It was originally released under the GPL for another project, but I got
permission from the author to add it in biojava under LGPL.
It has the advantage that it's supposed
> I have code that did that, but it wasn't reliable enough to use like
> that. For unknown reasons, there are programs that I couldn't call at
> all.
Do you still have any of those programs lying around? I'd be very much
interested to test if the invocation of problematic command line
applications
I'll take care of combining the two, basically adding the ExecRunner
functionality to ProcessTools.
Thomas, how tested is ProcessTools? Is it something that you just wrote
up or is it code that's been found to work flawlessly on different kind
of applications?
Francois.
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 12:
Once upon a time, Francois Pepin wrote:
> I've added it to the cvs as org.biojava.utils.ExecRunner. It make take a
> little while to be replicated in the anonymous cvs.
Sorry, our two solutions seem to have crossed in cyberspace :-(.
As far as I can tell, ExecRunner has:
- Use of Windows cmd
