posted 18 years ago
Runtime.exec worked but the way that I did it for DOS and UNIX was different.
Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime();
if (System.getProperty("os.name").startsWith("Windows"))
sb.append("cmd /C start ").append(instaldir).append("\\MAT\\Kuruvi\\lla\\bin\\runSimulator.bat -p ").append(port);
else
sb.append("xterm -e ksh ").append(instaldir).append("/MAT/Kuruvi/lla/bin/runSimulator.sh -p ").append(port);
r.exec(sb.toString());
The ksh script for unix did not begin with a #! (hashbang) so I had to begin the command with 'ksh'. If the script had had a hashbang at the beginning, maybe I could have run the script straight away.