Problem launching .sh from java program

[Ash maker]

Hi,
I have a problem running a script. Sh from a Java program. It works well for a start ls:

Process chk = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("ls");

but not to start my script:

Process chk = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(".. / shell / verif_reception / verif_fic_reception.sh");

What is the problem? Why is it not executing the program. Please help.

[Katty]

Hello.
Try the following code, and if you have problem post back

Process chk = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("sh-c .. / shell / verif_reception / verif_fic_reception.sh");

You have not post your complete code, therefore it is diffucult to say weather you have used exception in your code, if you are not used them, I would recommend to use them.

[Ash maker]

Hello,
Sorry, I have not used exceptions in my code. When I run my .sh at the prompt, it works fine and nothing appears as if the command returns nothing. I tried what you gave me but it does not works. Here is my code

try
	      {
	      	Process ch = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("sh-c .. / shell / verif_reception / verif_fic_reception.sh");
verif.waitfor();
		   	
	      	   
	    	  / / Redirect standard output to JTexteArea
	    	  InputStream input = verif.getInputStream();
			   inputt i;
            while((i = input.read()) != -1)
            {
                System.out.print((char)i);
                this.Console.append(Strinputg.valueOf((char)i));
            }
            input.close();
            
            / / Updates the console
            this.Console.repainputt();
         }
         catch(Throwable e)
         {
         	System.out.System.out.println(e)
         }

[opaper]

Hi,
Try to run your program with a command from the root

Process chk = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("sh-c usr / local / shell / verif_reception / verif_fic

See, what is the output of this command in the terminal, if it works there, then it should work well from your java code too. Try the above and if you have any more problems then post back.

[Zecho]

Hey,
Iis it necessary that you indicate the directory where my script will work sh, I think so, you have to do it. There's a method to set the working directory,

public Process exec (String cmd, String [] envp, File dir)
throws IOException

But it is available only for java version greater than 1.3, I do not know what version you are using. If you do not have the latest version of java, then you can download from the sun's official site, it is available there.

[Ash maker]

Hi,
Thanks, it works. In fact I have my MODF .sh for it to operate from the directory of my application. I then put in the same directory that my application and I did:

Process ch = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("verif_fic_reception.sh");

I think the exec method to set the working directory would be a good solution. I did not had the latest version of java, I downloaded it from the sun. though I had java 5, their latest version is java 6.