Troubleshooting Runtime Exec Applet

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If you have a Runtime Exec applet on your system, this guide should help you fix it. The exec (string command) method uses the specified string command in a separate, larger process. This is a relaxation method. A call to the exec (command) function behaves exactly the same as a call to the exec (command, null, null) function.

So, I tried to successfully launch Notepad with a self-authorized applet in the browser. works well

  Runtime.getRuntime (). exec ("notepad"); 

  Runtime.getRuntime (). exec ("java -jar Acceleration_de.jar"); 

this works, only When I run the jar directly. When I open the applet in visitor like when I enter notepad, it doesn’t work. Why?

I suspect this could be because the applet usually differs from the container somewhere when launched in a browser. Are they in the same file path as the course.

The prc process is similar to Runtime.getRuntime (). Exec (“Network Configuration at Workstation”);
InputStream implies prc.getInputStream ();
BufferedReader br. = New BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (ru));
line implies br.readLine ();

When running the application (/ standalone program) under Win-NT, everything works fine. But when I put the same code in an applet and try to run it.
There is no turning back. I can see that the DOS prompt opens as well as closes, and I can also get the required output generated in our DOS prompt, but the program will never return results (zero) in the InputStream.
I even tried to get an ErrorStream in case it writes multiple errors but doesn’t write anything.

I was looking for other commands that can run the same as (cmd.exe / c set) that can run in both appsjust like the applet.

I tried to create a “Net Config Workstation” lead in all variations
String [] cmd implies newline [3];
cmd [0] = “cmd.exe”;
cmd [1] means “/ C”;
cmd [2] = “clean configuration workstation”;
And
String [] cmd matches new = String [3];
cmd [0] “net.exe”;
cmd [1] matches “config”;
cmd [2] “Place of work”; =
And
String [] cmd means newline [5];
cmd [0] = “cmd.exe”;
cmd [1] implies “/ C”;
cmd [2] = “net.exe”;
cmd [3] “config”;
Cmd [4] = means “workplace”;
And go all the way just because
C: winnt system32 net.Config exe-Workstation

But it still won’t work. All
Please tell me what the problem is. It’s urgent …..
Well, the goal is to get the properties of the user agent like login domain, server name, etc.We always appreciate your answer …
Thanks in advance ……

 What can I do in runtime.getruntime (). EXECUTIVE 1) ()?Call the program outdoors// Call JavaC.exe appletRuntime.getRuntime (). Exec ("javac");2) Command call visible programs// Call the DIR statement in cmd.exeRuntime.getRuntime () ./ c exec ("cmd dir");3) Calling an external batch file (.bat) without asking questions// Callscript [Test.bat] in [D: Submission Site  Test]runtime.exec ("cmd / c test.bat", null, additional file ("D:  test")); 2. What is the result in "cmd / c dir"?After running CMD / C, deactivate the CMD process.Usually, after starting CMD / K, the background CMD process does not terminate. 3. The runtime provides several EXEC () methods. What do the rules they contain mean?public Process exec (string command);public process exec (command String, String [] envp);public process exec (string query, String [] envp, file directory);public process exec (String cmdarray []);public process cmdarray, exec (String [] String [] envp);public process cmdarray, exec (String [] String [] envp, File dir);OrderOrder. You can include commands and parameters.B. Define the environmenta number of situational variables.Format: name = value or otherwise null.C. youThe young child's work catalogs the process.i.e. cmdarrayAn array of multiple commands. Each command can contain items such as commands and parameters. 4. For almost complete use, see the example below. 

 import java.io.BufferedReader;import java.io.InputStreamReader;import org.junit.Test;public class demonstration    @Check    Court nedvalid testName () throws an exception        // call the command        Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime ();        Process process = zero;        The process matches runtime.exec ("javac"); // Usage 1: call an external program        Process // = runtime.exec ("cmd Dir"); / c // Usage 2: Call training (may contain parameters)        // The process involved runtime.exec ("cmd / c test.bat", null, new File ("D:  test")); // Usage 3: Jump to one.bat file        // Save the tape data for output        String line = null;        // Display the returned error message        System.out.println ("================= ErrorStream ====================");        BufferedReader inErr = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (process.getErrorStream ()));        while ((line is equal to inErr.readLine ())! = null) System.out.println (string);                // Print the normal return information        System.out.println ("================= InputStream ====================");        BufferedReader implies new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (process.getInputStream ()));        same as ((line = in.readLine ())! = null) System.out.println (string);                // Get the exit code        int exitVal implies process.waitFor (); // wait for the current process        System.out.println ("exitVal = inches tall + exitVal);   

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