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Hey Mitra<br />
Use Runtime.exec() format to executate your shell commands.<br />
Not all commands are supported<br />
Shyam
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Hey Mitra
Use Runtime.exec() format to executate your shell commands.
Not all commands are supported
Shyam

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yes, satisfactory.<br />
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Subhasis
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How I can execute a system command within a java program. For example, as in C under Unix, we can execute system command by<br />
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system(&quot;command&quot;);<br />
ie. for clearing the screen we use<br />
system(&quot;clear&quot;);<br />
etc...<br />
<br />
How I can do the same in java?<br />
<br />
Subhasis.
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How I can execute a system command within a java program. For example, as in C under Unix, we can execute system command by

system("command");
ie. for clearing the screen we use
system("clear");
etc...

How I can do the same in java?

Subhasis.

Excecuting system commands...

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