Accessing process list from windows

Hey guys, im not quite sure how I'd go about doing this. The following is the information that I need returned:
I need the PID and the process's executable name and full path.
What I have now: Using Runtime.exec( ) I run the command "tasklist".This gets me the process list just like the task manager. However it does not lead me to the path of the executable. How can I get this?
I believe in C++, the function CreateToolhelp32Snapshot() does it....but I wan't to use Java for this project.

Hey guys, im not quite sure how I'd go about doing
this. The following is the information that I need
returned:
I need the PID and the process's executable name and
full path.
What I have now: Using Runtime.exec( ) I run the
command "tasklist".This gets me the process list just
like the task manager. However it does not lead me to
the path of the executable. How can I get this?
I believe in C++, the function
CreateToolhelp32Snapshot() does it....but I wan't to
use Java for this project.Google for pv.exe and download it. It's like tasklist.exe, but it gives you
the information you need.

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