Re: I need a command line in Windows NT

redgambit wrote: 
Hello,
I could really use your help.  I have this JAVA program and it needs to
call an outside program.  I used the following code to do so.

boolean OldC = NUFile.fileExists(Acc + "\\Client.c");
    if (OldC == true) {
      //String cmdLine6 =  "\\\\a1\\scripts\\clientconvert.exe";
doesn't work
      String cmdLine6 = "cmd \\\\a1\\scripts\\clientconvert.exe";
      try {
        Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmdLine6);

      }
      catch (IOException ioe) {
        System.out.println(ioe);

This code works fine in 98 with with cmdLine6 set as "start command /c
..."

When you say "Windows NT", do you mean NT 4.0 or an NT-derived OS like Windows 2000, XP, etc.? I don't believe the Windows NT 4.0 command shell understood UNC paths.
.

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