Hi Ahmed,
Thanks for the solution. I also tried the same thing and it worked for me. But
there is some amount of inconsistency in the behavior which I would like to
highlight here:
Is it possible that if double-quotes are NOT provided around the file name
("C:\test.java") it will NOT work? OR is it that providing double-quotes around
the file name is mandatory (even if the file name doesn't contain any blank
spaces)
Because I have observed the following on 2 different machines running staf:
1. If you don't provide double-quotes it will throw a staf error. Also, it will
work sometimes (in one of the machine I
saw it working without specifying the quotes)
2. Even with double-quotes provided it is not working on one other machine
running staf.
My question is how is it possible that the same command works on one machine
but doesn't work on the other running exactly same versions of staf.
Thanks & Regards
Subodh
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From: Ahmed Mostafa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 9/5/2008 2:54 PM
To: Subodh Soni (WT01 - Computing and Storage IPG)
Cc: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [staf-users] Compiling java program through STAF
Hi Subodh,
I tried your command, I had the following error only and I corrected it, and
everything is OK.
test.java is not in the current path, so it is not found, this produced the
following message in the shell where STAFProc is started:
javac: file not found: test.java
resolution is by changing the current directory where javac executes, by either:
* changing the current directory to that location, OR
* executing staf local PROCESS Start Shell Command cd Parms "C:\some
path" before executing your request, OR
* (preferred solution, for its generality) executing the command as: staf
local PROCESS Start Shell Command javac Parms test.java WorkDir "C:\some path"
Wait ReturnStdOut
Assuming you want to compile the file: C:\some path\ test.java
Hope this helps
2008/9/5 Subodh Soni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
I am trying to compile a java program using STAF command as follows:
C:\staf local process start shell command javac test.java wait
returnstdout
I get the following response from STAF:
Response
---------------
{
Return Code: 1
Key : <None>
Files : [
{
Return Code: 0
Data :
}
]
}
The above output means that my program is not compiled successfully. In
addition, I verify that by checking if test.class is created in my current
working directory, but it is not present.
NOTE: Trying manually on the command prompt on Windows works fine i.e.
if I give "javac test.java" it creates the test.class file without any issues,
but through STAF, it does not seem to work.
What am I doing wrong here? Please help me in this regard, as I cannot
proceed further in my task without this basic thing working.
Thanks & Regards
Subodh
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