Thanks for help - will try what you suggested with the system cmd and the text editor

;)

I do understand - Just thought that someone would have an idea as to what could cause the issue.

The .bat file looks and acts fine until it comes down to the KEYTOOL command. Just does not like...

Yes - that does work. Does C++ have any issues writing a ( - ) to a text/bat file?

Ok - will try this, however the .exe does run the .bat file with no problems. It does execute other commands in that .bat (SET CLASSPATH & SET PATH, etc) file but not the above KEYTOOL command?
...

Hi,

The was my application works is that my C++ .exe will create a .bat file, which will then in turn run the .bat file.

ofstream myfile ("tmp.bat");
if (myfile.is_open())
{
myfile <<...

Thanks for your guidance!

I am trying to create a listening application which will listen and wait for communications via port 6666. This involves setting a CLASSPATH and calling the JAVA...

Forgot to say - How?

OK - let me know if i wrong, but you suggest:


Have the c++ file create a .bat file with the required commands (dynamically). Then once the file has completed its function, delete it - a bit like...

Thanks again - do you know if there is something similar to "echo on" in c++?? I would like to know what’s going on in the background. I am able to compile with no probs, but the .exe is not working...

Thanks - but I'll stick with setjava.insert(53,user); for now.

I take it that the first Character from a string is "0" and the seond a "1" when using setjava.insert(53,user);

This is not working, but I'm sure its just me??


string user;

cout << "1. Enter FULL PATH to directory: ";
cin >> entry;

user = entry;

Very True - but to be honest, I do prefer C++ evan though its new to me.

Thanks for the advice anyway ;)

MosaicFuneral - Thanks very much for that! Will try get my head around str.insert();

Would it be:

str.insert(53,setjava);

For

system(("java -Djava.security.manager...

Can anyone let me know how I could include a variable within a system command?
(This is a win32 project and not an application.)

I am using: (some code taken out)


system(("set...

Hi,

Thank you very much for that. It now works!!!!

Using:

string user;
string entry;

cout << "2. Enter FULL PATH to DIR: ";

Thanks for your reply!!

Sorry if I am being thick, but is this correct (some of the script has been removed)?

#include <string.h>

using namespace std;

string entry;

I'm very new at C++ and would like to know how I would change a directory via user input? This will be a Win32 Project and not a Win32 application.

I know I can use (as standard - and without user...