I have a .jar placed in my Unix directory. The .jar creates a .csv file .I want to execute the .jar and place the output file in a target Unix directory.
The Unix Script is as follows. The issue that i am facing is that the file is not being placed in the REPORTDIR=/cdunix/IQNavigator/wrk instead it is placed in the directory where the .jar is present
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Hi - I am totally new to UNIX so please bear with me...
I run a java program on Win NT server to do file ftp to UNIX server.
I log in, cd, create ftp file on UNIX and quit from my java progam - all works well.
Now I want to execute a script on UNIX.
At the UNIX 'console'/'shell' (!?) you... (1 Reply)
Hello,
I recieve the following error when trying to run the following command in a ksh. The operating system is AIX5.1.
/usr/bin/jar -xvf {filename}.zip
Can't find class java.lang.System
But when I run it on the command line it unzips the file fine.
Does anybody know why this... (2 Replies)
Is it possible for a Unix script to execute a .dll. If so, where would I find information/examples of how to do that?
Thanks, in advance, for any help. :rolleyes: (2 Replies)
Hi ALL,
I would like to execute one SQL query(ORACLE) in UNIX shell script. For this I used sqlplus in script and tested locally. It worked fine. But my requiremnt is to execute the script from Java. In this case the UNIX part is working but sqlplus is not returning anything
The JAVA code used... (0 Replies)
Hi,
I have to run my JAVA programs in UNIX server. The java program uses some external jar files for compiling. I have set the classpath to the folder where all the jar files are present using EXPORT classpath command.
But when i compile, it shows errors.. saying that the classes relating... (8 Replies)
I need to execute a shell script kept in unix machine from windows. User id, password area available.
For eg.
There's a shell script wich moves all the logs kept in my home directory to a directory named LOGS.
Now i need to get this done through windows; either using a batch file, or java... (4 Replies)
Hi Team,
Can you pls advise in java how can we call a shell script, actly I have a shell script at the following location
/opt/dd/ajh.sh
now I can execute this script by opening the session through putty by entering the servers details and password and then navigating to the following... (2 Replies)
I'm trying to use a shell script to compile and execute a java file. The java classes are using sockets, so there is a client.java file and a server.java file, each with their own shell script. I also want to handle the command line arguments within the shell script, not the java classes. The... (1 Reply)
Dear Unix Leads,
can you please let me know is it possible to execute a shell script in UNIX machine sending an email from outlook or gmail ? or is it possible to generate a token file in UNIX by sending email which we can indirectly use to trigger script
your response on this is highly... (5 Replies)
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Maven - Installs a jar into /usr/share/maven-repo.
SYNOPSIS
mh_installjar [option]... [pom] [jar] [link]...
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Installs the jar file in /usr/share/maven-repo, at the correct location for Maven. The jar is copied into the build directory. It can also
create additional links to the jar, usually located in /usr/share/java.
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-n<name> --usj-name=<name>: Optional, the name to use when installing the
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-c<classifier> --classifier=<classifier>: Optional, the classifier for
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See also: mh_installpom(1), mh_installsite(1)Maven Repo Helper version 1.7.1 January 2012 MAVEN(1)