Thomas Down wrote
> I'm not a Windows user. But one thing which occurs to
> me: you're handling the output of the process on the same
> thread as the Process itself. I always use separate threads
> (I don't know if this is the `official' way of doing things,
> but it's a pragmatic approach wh
#x27;s nothing too tricky about running it but being able to use some of
Biojavas other methods on the results might be handy.
Russell
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Down [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 20 February 2002 9:16 p.m.
> To: Russell Smithies
>
Thomas Down wrote
> I'm not a Windows user. But one thing which occurs to
> me: you're handling the output of the process on the same
> thread as the Process itself. I always use separate threads
> (I don't know if this is the `official' way of doing things,
> but it's a pragmatic approach wh
Russell Smithies wrote:
> Has anyone had any luck running Blast locally from Java using Runtime.exec()
> and command array??
Yes ;-) Running native executables via Runtime.exec() works fine for us - but
almost all the Runtime.exec() code we have written is designed to run under
Unix.
Runtime.e
Hmmm, are you saying that the command works okay via
a batch file, but not if you exec it directly? Very strange...
I'm not a Windows user. But one thing which occurs to
me: you're handling the output of the process on the same
thread as the Process itself. I always use separate threads
(I don
