I want to run a java program using a button on the GUI. I have usedthe following codetry{    System.out.println("Inside execution");    Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe");    System.out.println(command);    process= new ProcessBuilder(command);    process.start();}catch(Exception except){except.printStackTrace();}The purpose is to launch a separate execution window a part from thecmd.exe thats open through the GUI. When I did this using processbuilder,the output would come but not in a separate execution window.Moreover, the output was not complete and the println statements werenot getting displayed.

On 9 mar, 14:53, misbah.muba...@gmail.com wrote:> I want to run a java program using a button on the GUI. I have used> the following code> try{>     System.out.println("Inside execution");>     Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe");>     System.out.println(command);>     process= new ProcessBuilder(command);>     process.start();}>> catch(Exception except)> {> except.printStackTrace();}>> The purpose is to launch a separate execution window a part from the> cmd.exe thats open through the GUI. When I did this using process> builder,the output would come but not in a separate execution window.> Moreover, the output was not complete and the println statements were> not getting displayed.Please, post your complete code. What about command and processvariables?You could use System.err to get the println statements displayed. No?gethostbyname

On 9 mar, 14:53, misbah.muba...@gmail.com wrote:> I want to run a java program using a button on the GUI. I have used> the following code> try{>     System.out.println("Inside execution");>     Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe");>     System.out.println(command);>     process= new ProcessBuilder(command);>     process.start();}>> catch(Exception except)> {> except.printStackTrace();}>> The purpose is to launch a separate execution window a part from the> cmd.exe thats open through the GUI. When I did this using process> builder,the output would come but not in a separate execution window.> Moreover, the output was not complete and the println statements were> not getting displayed.You could use System.err to get the println statements displayed.gethostbyname

On 9 mar, 14:53, misbah.muba...@gmail.com wrote:> I want to run a java program using a button on the GUI. I have used> the following code> try{>     System.out.println("Inside execution");>     Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe");>     System.out.println(command);>     process= new ProcessBuilder(command);>     process.start();}>> catch(Exception except)> {> except.printStackTrace();}>> The purpose is to launch a separate execution window a part from the> cmd.exe thats open through the GUI. When I did this using process> builder,the output would come but not in a separate execution window.> Moreover, the output was not complete and the println statements were> not getting displayed.I think I understood your problem now. Would you like "redirect" theoutput stream of external process?********package javaapplication2;import java.awt.*;import java.io.*;import javax.swing.*;/** * * @author gethostbyname */public class Main {    public Main() {    }    /**     * @param args the command line arguments     */    public static void main(String[] args) {        ProcessBuilder process;    try{        String command = "c:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\rasdial.exe";        InputStream in =Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command).getInputStream();        String linha;        BufferedReader entrada = new BufferedReader(newInputStreamReader(in));        while ((linha = entrada.readLine()) != null) {            System.out.println(linha);        }        entrada.close();        process = new ProcessBuilder(command);        process.start();    }    catch(Exception except)    {    except.printStackTrace();    }    }}********gethostbyname