That was pasted from the http://virtualschool.edu/wap context which
explains those terms. Modify to suit
At 9:06 PM -0500 6/26/01, johan talla wrote:
>Thanks Brad Cox:
>
>But, what about showStream(ctx, process.getInputStream()); and
>ctx.fault(e);????
>
>Thnk you very much...
>
>
>Johan
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>Replace Ctx with PrintWriter, compile and call.
>
>private final void showCommand(final Ctx ctx, String commandLine)
>throws IOException
>{
> try
> {
> Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(commandLine);
> int procReturn = process.waitFor();
> if (procReturn != 0)
> throw new Exception("process \"" +
>commandLine + "\" exited with value " + procReturn);
> showStream(ctx, process.getInputStream());
> }
> catch (Exception e) { ctx.fault(e); }
>}
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>At 7:34 PM -0500 6/26/01, johan talla wrote:
>>----- Forwarded by johan talla/TSN on 06/26/01 07:35 PM -----
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>> johan talla
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>> 07:33 PM Subject: a advice!!!
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>>Hi List:
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>>Who can tell me How can I see the result of a Process. For example:
>>
>>Execute with the Runtime Class the executable file: Hola.exe
>>That executable file return me a value, it could be String or int.(For
>>example: Johan or 3215).
>>
>>This is the point...
>>
>>How can I capture the value that the executable file(Hola.exe) return me?
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>>Thanks for advices, I need your help
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>>
>>Johan.
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