Converting this VBScript into Java???

HI
I hava found this VBSCript. But I like to work on java.Is it possible to convert this into java code. Basically the script runs something in the remote machine. If its possible ,would u pls tell me what special package I need ??
call execprog ("217.138.120.34","c:\acad_deploy\AdminImage\install.bat")
sub ExecProg(ServerName, ProgramName)
'     dim process as object, processid as long, result as long
     set process=getobject("WinMgmts:{impersonationLevel=Impersonate, authenticationLevel=pktPrivacy}\\" & servername & "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process")
     result=process.create(programname, null, null, processid)
     if result=0 then
         msgbox "Command executed successfully on remote machine"
     else
         msgbox "Some error, could not execute command"
     end if
end sub Thanks in advance

I hava found this VBSCript. But I like to work on
java.Is it possible to convert this into java code.Yes, it is possible to convert the VBScript program in to Java code. You need to identify what the program (script) does and what the other programs are doing as well. (You said the VBscript calls other programs on remote machines). After this, design a way to implement same functionality with Java.
Basically the script runs something in the remote
machine.What "something"?
If its possible ,would u pls tell me what
special package I need ??It is possible, in order to convert the VBScript program to Java, you will have to create a Java package to contain the class hiearchy, i.e. com.admin.install.*
And of course you will need packages from J2SE and possibly J2EE. The Runtime and Process classes from J2SE are examples what is available. These objects can be used to used to call the other programs. Your design will depend on details of the other programs.
Do you plan on converting the "install.ba" program to Java as well?

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