Executing batch file using SM49 Tcode

Hi,
Theirs a batch file which is used to encrypt a text file ie from '.txt' to '.enc'.
Seperate Encryption software and Java Pakage is used.
When in SM49 the operating system command is executed,its throwing error
File Not Found Exception.
ie call failed
Java.io.filenotfoundexception : ..\logs\star_pkcs7-client-events.log(The system cannot find the path specified)
OS is WinNt,File is encrypting at OS level seperately.
All authorisation issue has been taken care of.
If any questions or need information then plz ask
Help me on this...its urgent

hi,
well try the following
String cmdLine[] = {"cmd.exe","/c","copy.bat"}; Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmdLine);it works fine in Win NT, the process terminates normally.
cheerz
ynkrish

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