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Old 01-03-2005
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How do you launch an .exe from my app?

Hello all -

I'm writing an app that needs to have another program running BEFORE I fire up my application.

The .exe resides on another computer - not on the computer that my app is running on. This computer is running Tru64 Digital Unix 4.0F

The application that I wrote was built using Kdevelop and is running on a linux box (Redhat 9.0).

The machines are connected on a private network.

I basically want to have the ability to launch a script file that resides on the other box. This script file in turn will start the application on the other machine.

Any help would be appreciated!
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U can try .. remsh or rsh ...
But there are some limitations .. ;
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