Getting windows services through java

Hi,
I just want to get the status of windows services( SERVICE_NAME: DWMRCS)
and also i have to stop and start the services through java code is there any help?
thanks

Use "sc" util with Runtime.exec().

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Hi,
I just want to get the status of windows services( SERVICE_NAME: DWMRCS)
and also i have to stop and start the services through java code is there any help?
thanks

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- After investigation, we found that when user logs in to oracle database cloud, a cookie is set in browser with name s “OAMAuthnCookie_cstest-domo.db.us1.oraclecloudapps.com:443” and value as some random token. This cookie is passed in the subsequent requests to the RESTful Service calls when using same browser and as a result, we are able to get the results
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Hi Nilesh,
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