09-12-2013
I mean it just read the first project name and archive name and start it in the same shell. So it executes the second script properly and start the application but my expectation is start the first application than second after that and third and so on depends upon the input mentioned in components.txt.
Is there any way to run the script in background or in some other shell so that in primary shell it will be running the first script only.
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