Cafeobj from Java GUI

Dear friends, i am newbie in Java and i want some help.
I need to create a GUI, for example using swing, that will call the interpreter of CafeOBJ (Algebraic Specification Language) to make some reductions and provide results.
Is it easy and how can I do it?
Thanks in advance.

To answer that one would have to have a certain amount of knowledge about that product. I never heard of it before, so I found it on the Internet. Then I started reading the documentation. It looks like it takes input from the command line, so conceivably you could use Runtime.exec() to start it running in a Process, then communicate with that process via the input and output streams.

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