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Operating Systems Solaris Triggering UNIX command from Web Browser Post 302404361 by dear_abhi2007 on Tuesday 16th of March 2010 10:18:52 AM
Old 03-16-2010
Java

HI
We are mainly trying to give access to the UNIX box to the users, which is been used to just extract few log files from the application server.
Hence we are developing a HTML page where it will ask few details about the required log files which is to be searched on the UNIX box in a particular server folder, and that log file would get e-mailed to the user.

The language used in the web page would be simple HTML Forms. (if required then C#)

So we need some connect string which can pass the generated UNIX cmd from the HTML page to the application server which will fetch the output

Thanks
Abhijeet
 

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