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So instead of doing this:
Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process pr = rt.exec(systemCommand);

Do I need to implement Runnable and start these tasks as new threads in another class?

So the standard output from Test.java is executed before the JFrame is closed, but is not appended to my Global.infoBox until after it is closed.

Right.. That is if Test.java is run in a working code editor like emacs or vim or eclipse or notepad or whatever your norm. is. But inside the JSwift editor that I wrote, that is not what happens. ...

Sorry not to to be clear. No exceptions, no compile errors. It runs. It just doesn't work the way I want it too. I guess im looking for implementation help really. If I open up a Test program...

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* Authored by Nicolas Novello in Fall 2010
* File JSwift.java is an ultralight code editor-not quite...