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  1. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    I added this to the code:

    ProcessBuilder deleteJava = new ProcessBuilder("del", f.getAbsolutePath());
    p = deleteJava.start();
    processCheck(); //this just prints out errors from "p"...
  2. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    I figured out what was the problem. Since new .java is ramdomly generated, I have to make sure that .java statement in it got the same name.
  3. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    I am not ready to post my code yet.
    After reading over the internet, having an OutputStream converted to a String could be too challenging, I wouldn't have the patience.
    ...
  4. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    Hey Kevin,

    I've been managing the exceptions thrown out, and I was attempting not to use the log, but send all output and exceptions to a String I later assign a method to retrieve it.

    It seems...
  5. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    I thought managing the exceptions is must, but guess thats only if the main doesnt throw anything.

    I can take it from this point foward.
  6. [SOLVED] Re: Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    Thank you KevinWorkman.

    I will test the demo and try it on on program.

    P.S. lisp? Nvm I'll google it.

    --- Update ---

    I thank you so much.
  7. [SOLVED] Cmd not recognizing a different Dir / ClassPath / FilePath / Environment

    Hello foums!

    How are you? I've been wrestling for like about 2 weeks trying to nail this problem.

    the Objective:

    I am working on a main class that creates another .java, at the desired...
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