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Thank you for your help !!! That's more or less the way I do it too !!! Only
I don't use a string with the path to acrobat reader.
I let the os decide wich program to be used. You can do this by writing the
exec command like this:

          Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c Start filename.pdf");

"Robert" <robert.spilleboudt@securex.be> schreef in bericht
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> Hi ,
> I use the runtime.
> In this program:
>  o.printFilePdf(os) creates a file, intended to be sent by email
> Then I prepare a command . auteur.acrobat is a string with the path to
acrobat
> reader and fileIdPdf is the file name
> You get a new window with acrobat reader and your file.
>
> I assume this is a answer to your problem
>
> Robert
>
>
> void jButtonPrintFile_actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
>   {
>     file://cr�er un fichier pour envoi par email
>     try{
>     messages.setText ("printing....");
>     calculValid();
>     file://o.printFileTxt();
>
>     String fileIdPdf = auteur.chemin+"Reports\\"+o.fileId+".pdf";
>     FileOutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(fileIdPdf);
>     o.printFilePdf(os);
>     // impression pdf:appel de acrobat reader
>     Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime();
>     Process process = null;
>     String[] command = {auteur.acrobat,fileIdPdf };
>     process = r.exec(command);
>
>     messages.setText ("");
>     }
>     catch (Exception errPrintFile)
>
> Erwin Olaerts wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can I call Acrobat Reader from my Java-application to view a PDF ???
> >
> > In the print-tool I use, I can save my report as a PDF-file, but I want
to
> > view it with a call from my application. How can I do this ?
> >
> > Hope someone can help. Many thanks in advance,
> > Erwin
>