exec() problem on Linux

[Gillian Anderson]

Hello,
I have a command that works very well when I call via the shell, but that does not work when I call from a Java program via the exec () method of Runtime.
Here is the code for it

System.out.System.out.println("/ usr / sbin /...... \"" + + File "/ tcpot\" -T pdml> \""	+ + File "/ some.xml\""");

Process p = r.exec ( "/ usr / sbin /....... \"" + + File "/ tcpot\" -T pdml> \""	+ + File "/ some.xml\"");

When I execute the shell that gives me the System.out.println AC works but the call to exec is not working. How can I make that work. If you have any idea then please let me know, I am interested in it. Thanks in advance.

[Ash maker]

Hello,
I would be very grateful if someone could give me a "ready made" (if it did not take too long). If I do that, it should work?
This is what I have tried so for, but does not work

  Shell s = new Shell();
  String str = s.command("ls | sort").AsString();

By cons I am unable to install the package, if you know how to do this then please help me. Thanks in advance.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
The simplest is that you create a shell script that accepts one argument "file"
and you run this script from java passing it the folder you want.
Your script will be:

#! / bin / bash
/ usr / sbin / ......./ TcpdumpOutput-T pdml> $1/ some.xml

I suggest this because you're press if there was any way to do everything in java but it's longer and more complicated. I hope this will help you.

[InterNetWorKed]

Hello,
Yes I completely agree with the above post and I would like to add some more points to it. The function will just run this script from your java code and wait for the end:

String fl = "/ home / Jaggy / moDossier";
String cmd[] = { "myshell.sh", fl };
Process prc = runtime.exec(cmd);
prc.getInputStream.close();
prc.getErrorStream.close();
prc.getOutputStream.close();
prc.waitfor();

Hope this will help you.

[Vodka]

Hello,
I do not know this is what you want, but see if this helps you

String [] c = new String [] {
 "java","-jar","myjar.jar"
};
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(c);

Hope this will help you.