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How can I launch an exe from a Java program
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sedj
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- Aug 6, 2002
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If you have Java installed on each remote machine, you can use RMI to invoke methods on remote machines. The RMI client would then use the Runtime.exec() method to invoke a program or exe.
It can be done, but only with Java running on all machines.
Again, applets could also perform this task, however, setting up the security on each machine would be a nightmare.
It can be done, but only with Java running on all machines.
Again, applets could also perform this task, however, setting up the security on each machine would be a nightmare.
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Hi sedi thanx for the response.
I used VJ++ do to the same, I got the solution. I just want to share it with you...
under the package - com.ms.win32 there is a class Kernel32. And use the method WinExec with arguments the path of the exe and an integer. it worked.
rgds.
I used VJ++ do to the same, I got the solution. I just want to share it with you...
under the package - com.ms.win32 there is a class Kernel32. And use the method WinExec with arguments the path of the exe and an integer. it worked.
rgds.
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