Hi, lee. You can use:
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec( "command" );
to execute the command you want. HTH.
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> Subject: invoke exe written in other language from JSp/ servelet?
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> does anybody know if we can invoke a normal .exe process written in other
> language in different machine/same machine from java servelet or JSP?
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