Actually i am trying to have my stand alone java application web enabled.
Presently i am typing on the command prompt something like this:
java AppName
Then my Application is started.
I want to start the same from the browser.
For this i have been using a servlet that has something like this :
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("java AppName");
This command is not working on the servlet, though the same command works
from a stand alone java client.
Can u help me into this.
If any other way is possible, can u help me.
Only a Note: May be applets may be of some help,but i have no idea about
that.
Regards,
Ritesh
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> > Can anybody help me in this:
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