Determine which programs are currently running on OS

Hi,
Is there any way in java so that I can determine whether a particular program is currently running on the OS, or not?
Thanks,
Vimal

Using the NT resource kit there is a command called 'pulist'.
It provides less detail that 'ps' on unix.
There is also a unix toolset available at
http://virtunix.itribe.net/mystuff.html
It provides a 'ps' command.

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