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Yes, you can call it the same way you call it from command prompt.
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Yes, you can call it the same way you call it from command prompt.

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Hi Omarfarid,<br />
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Thanks for your help , i havent tried the above. I will close the thread once i checked it.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Omarfarid,

Thanks for your help , i havent tried the above. I will close the thread once i checked it.

Thanks

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Worked as expected . Thanks
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Hi ,<br />
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I have a question . In my shell script is it possible to call the java program .(its a standalone code).<br />
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Eg.<br />
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#!/bin/bash<br />
command1;<br />
command2;<br />
somecode.class #Java code<br />
command3;<br />
exit 0<br />
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Thanks
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Hi ,

I have a question . In my shell script is it possible to call the java program .(its a standalone code).

Eg.

#!/bin/bash
command1;
command2;
somecode.class #Java code
command3;
exit 0

Thanks

Shell help

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