Get error message from Command prompt

Hi all.

I am currently trying to develop a java applicatio that will enable me
to shutdown or restart computers remotely. I am doing this by using
the command prompt code in order to perform the shutdown. For example
I am using shutdown -m \\computer name -r -f -t 30.

When I run this code in the command prompt and the computer cannot be
found on the network it comes up with a message saying that the
network path was not found. How can I read in the error message that
the command prompt provides from within my Java Application.

Any help in this matter would be highly appreciated.

Thank you

.

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