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09-06-2007
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| | Invoking cmdlets from java How would you guys invoke cmdlets/powershell from java? Runtime.getRuntime().exec() ? JNI? |
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09-07-2007
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| | Re: Invoking cmdlets from java On Sep 6, 2:20 pm, phong.t.tru...@xxxxxx wrote: Quote: > How would you guys invoke cmdlets/powershell from java? > > Runtime.getRuntime().exec() ? > JNI? The longer answer is probably akin to what you say, by using exec and passing the path the the powershell.exe interpreter along with a ps1 script to execute. You could even use export-clixml to serialize the pipeline output and read that into java from stdout, manipulate it, rehydrate it and process it again. But...errr.. why?  - Oisin |
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