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Re: changing the system date on a Windows machine

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From: Rich Wilkman
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1999 00:00
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Jason:

At times like this, it is often best to ask "is there one way on all
platforms to do this".  If the answer is no, generally there won't be a
mechansim in Java to do so.  These types of actions fall to native code.

-Rich

Jason Singer wrote:
> 
> I need implement a change of the system date on a Windows macine from a Java
> program. I have been able to do it with a runtime exec command as:
>         Process p1 = rt.exec("tmp123.bat");
> The bat file has a dos date command in it. I would like to do it directly
> from Java. Is it possible? Does anybody know how?
> 
> Thanks
> Gary

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