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Originally Posted by dasarilalitha
u can do this using a Runtime and Process classes.
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no use for Runtime (which seems to be WAY WAY overused by people in lue of native solutions that are a lot easier once you get your head around to you being working in Java rather than a scripting language). They're just Java classes...
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