Call(execute) a class in another class

Hi,
please I am a newbie in java and I want call and show the result of algorithm in a method of another class
the algorithm that I use is apriori algorithmhttp://www2.cs.uregina.ca/~dbd/cs831/notes/itemsets/itemset_prog1.html, that algorithm should use two files like arguments:config.txt and transa.txt when I excute this algorithm in line command the algorithm output is file called apriori-output.txt so i want excuteafter show result of this algorithm inside a class called JadeProject and and more specifically in method called setup()
so how can call and execut this algorithm
thanks in advance

Hi gimbal2,
thank you for your reply,
My problem is the following:
my question is how can I execute the apriori algorithm inside the agent code (java class)
I want to build multi agent system using jade(framwork based in java language it is used to build multi agent system) my multi agent system is composed in many agents
those agents are juste java classes
My aim is to execute an algorithm(java class) in agent class
this algorithm is the data mining algorithm apriori http://www2.cs.uregina.ca/~dbd/cs831/notes/itemsets/itemset_prog1.html
the apriori algorithm use two text files :config.txt and transa.txt
i put the algorithm aprioir and the two files in the same directory and i compile the algorithm java class in line command
the output of the execution of algorithm is generating in text file called apriori-output.txt
but I am using netbeans and no line command
my question is how can I execute the apriori algorithm inside the agent code (java class)
thank you in advances

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