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Pass string from shell script to java
Post 302317035 by badbunny9316 on Sunday 17th of May 2009 10:43:28 PM
05-17-2009
File java and shell script is at different location
Hi durden_tyler,
Thanks for your code. I have try it but I encounter some error. For your info my java code and shell script is at different location.So, I try to specify the java code location into your shell script :
java .portal.DEV.PDEVFN12.Batch.common.Java.src.com.p1.bccs.batch.common.fileloader.testArg $file_list
I got this error when I run your script :
test_scr.ksh[2]: ^M: not found.
test_scr.ksh[5]: ^M: not found.
test_scr.ksh[6]: ^M: not found.
In the shell script.
Value of file_list = file1 file2 file3 file4
Now passing file_list to the java program...
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: /portal/DEV/PDEVFN12/Batch/common/Java/src/com/p1/bccs/batch/common/fileloader/testArg
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your code. I have try it but I encounter some error. For your info my java code and shell script is at different location.So, I try to specify the java code location into your shell script :
java .portal.DEV.PDEVFN12.Batch.common.Java.src.com.p1.bccs.batch.common.fileloader.testArg $file_list
I got this error when I run your script :
test_scr.ksh[2]: ^M: not found.
test_scr.ksh[5]: ^M: not found.
test_scr.ksh[6]: ^M: not found.
In the shell script.
Value of file_list = file1 file2 file3 file4
Now passing file_list to the java program...
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: /portal/DEV/PDEVFN12/Batch/common/Java/src/com/p1/bccs/batch/common/fileloader/testArg
Thanks for your help
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