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The issue stems from there being two different executable vms for java. One of them: javaw.exe (I think this one) does not have a console. The other one: java.exe does have a console. By default,...

Well, the "simple" way is to change your run configurations for that specific jar, but that has to be independently done by each user on their individual operations systems, which no one wants to try...

Did you already attach the System.in and out streams to the console?

Ok. So your entire goal here is to just make a console window pop up when you double click the jar, correct?
I'm not sure if you can do that without requiring the user to modify the default...

Two things:
1. I believe the streams coming from the Process object are not ones you can add to, so you would not be able to append the System.out to the stream
2. The "output" (meaning what a...

But process is just a Process object, isn't it? Which would mean that it does not necessarily "know" a console window exists. I could be wrong, but I believe the process.getOutputStream() and...