Calling the DOS shell command in a Java program--here, for example, invoking the doc command

/** *  java calling DOS command for Windows  */public class RunDocInJava{     Public static void main (String[] args)  {         inputstream ins = null;        string[] cmd  = new String[] {  "cmd.exe",  "/C",  "ipconfig"  };  //  Command line         try {        / /runtime.exec () used to execute external programs or commands            Process  Process = runtime.getruntime (). EXEC (cmd);            ins = process.getinputstream ();  //  get information after executing the doc command              //gets the information into the buffer as much as possible              bUfferedreader reader = new bufferedreader (New inputstreamreader (INS));                String line =  null;              //Reading Information              //will read the buffer information first, if the information is not fully read the source data              while  ((Line = reader.readline ())  !=  null)  {                    system.out.println (line);              }            int exitval  = process.waitfor ();  //Get program return value     success is "0"             &nbsP System.out.println ("return integer:  " +exitval);             process.getoutputstream (). Close (),   //if not closed in the program will cause a stack overflow          } catch  (exception e)  {             e.printstacktrace ();         }     }}

Perform:

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Some examples of the differences between Windows and Linux are called:

Windows downgrade program

Process proc =Runtime. GetRuntime (). exec ("exefile") ;

The Linux downgrade program will be changed to the following format

Process proc =Runtime. GetRuntime (). exec ("./exefile") ;

Windows downgrade system commands

String [] cmd={"cmd","/C","copy exe1 Exe2"};
Process proc =Runtime.GetRuntime().exec(cmd);

The Linux downgrade System command will be changed to the following format

String [] cmd={"/bin/sh","- C","ln-s exe1 Exe2"};
Process proc =Runtime.GetRuntime().exec(cmd);

Windows downgrades system commands and pops up a command-line window

String [] cmd={"cmd","/C","start copy exe1 exe2"};
Process proc =Runtime.GetRuntime().exec(cmd);

Linux downgrade system command and pop-up terminal window will be changed to the following format

String [] cmd={"/bin/sh","- C","xterm-e ln-s exe1 exe2"};
Process proc =Runtime.GetRuntime().exec(cmd);

and the working directory to set the calling program.

Process proc =Runtime.GetRuntime().exec("Exeflie",NULL, New File("Workpath"));

Examples of Windows and Linux call differences are referenced from: http://robinjoe.iteye.com/blog/1201388

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Calling the DOS shell command in a Java program--here, for example, invoking the doc command