Problems with whitespace truncated in Java command-line execution parameters resolved

Using the Java-jar command to execute the JAR package at the command line, when passing in parameters, the parameter contains spaces, such as "Hello World", which is parsed into two parameters "Hello" and "world". The result is that the parameter cannot be obtained properly at execution time. Just add quotation marks around the arguments.

The command used at the beginning is as follows: Java-jar Test.jar%{test}--%{test} parameters passed in other programs

The following commands are modified: Java-jar test.jar '%{test} ' so you can get the value as a parameter

Problems with whitespace truncated in Java command-line execution parameters resolved