Hmmm
I'm more of a java "lurker" than a real expert, but my 1st intuition
about your question is that you are requesting a violation of the
"sandbox" rule of java. The options I would explore (but I'm not a
final source by any means) are:
1. Write A Signed applet (basically a "trusted app")
2. Explore the thought of calling your script from a component
using the Java Native Interface (JNI) API.
just my 2 cents
kevin carothers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: A Java Query
Hi,
I am sorry for posting a Java Query on Servlet mailing list.
My query is: Can I run a shell script using 'exec' command of 'Process'
class in Java ? I can run a batch file on dos but I am not able to run a
shell script. If somebody can help I would be grateful.
Regards
Ashish
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