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WIN 95 and NT Workstation Difference

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From: Stickney
Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 00:00
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HI,

I am calling a external program using a command line execute. The path is
made up of a variable coming from the batch file. This seems to work fine on
a NT workstation, but when running the same program on a Win 95 PC the
program does not run.

The program is called when a button is pressed. Below is the sample call.


  void buttonControl1_actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    String[] lsParameters=new String[3];
    Process ExecProcess;

lsParameters[0]=TickitApplication.getReportPath()+"controlframework.exe";

lsParameters[1]=TickitApplication.getReportPath()+"controlframework.rpt";
//    lsParameters[0]="c:\\reports\\controlframework.exe";
//    lsParameters[1]="c:\\reports\\controlframework.rpt";
    lsParameters[2]="'"+'"'+((String)choiceControl1.get())+'"'+"'";

    try{
    ExecProcess = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(lsParameters); // The the Delphi
interface Program
      }
    catch(Exception rload)
     {
      STDebug.printException(rload,"Loading Report Interface Program");
      }

If the path is hardcoded then it works on WIN 95 as well. If anyone has had
a similar problem or know of a solution please email me.

Any help will be very much appreciated
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Date: 1998/05/28
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