Re: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(message);

On Fri, Sep 29, 2000 at 10:47:49AM -0600, Jason Janelle wrote: > Hi fellow coders, >I have been writing java on WindowsNT boxes for a while and am just >trying out java on Linux. I was trying to issue a command to the >system via this line of code: > >Runtime.getRuntime().exec("l

Re: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(message);

Jason Janelle wrote: > > Hi fellow coders, >I have been writing java on WindowsNT boxes for a while and am just >trying out java on Linux. I was trying to issue a command to the >system via this line of code: > >Runtime.getRuntime().exec("ls > dir.txt"); > >It compiles and

Re: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(message);

> "Jason" == Jason Janelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jason>I have been writing java on WindowsNT boxes for a while Jason>and am just trying out java on Linux. I was trying to Jason>issue a command to the system via this line of code: Jason>Runtime.getRuntim

Runtime.getRuntime().exec(message);

Hi fellow coders, I have been writing java on WindowsNT boxes for a while and am just trying out java on Linux. I was trying to issue a command to the system via this line of code: Runtime.getRuntime().exec("ls > dir.txt"); It compiles and such but I get no dir.txt. I tryed a wa

SuSE 7.0 and jdk 1.2.2 FCS

Hi, I got jdk1.2.2 FCS a while ago when I was still running SuSE 6.4 no problems there. Since I upgraded to SuSE 7.0 things are broken. When I compile with javac it takes a lot (90%) of processor time and starts consuming more and more mem until the kernel kills it, never producing any output. No