HELP : "LINUX BASH COMMANDS" Java Native Interface

how can i create a program using Java Native Interface that could run or recognize LINUX BASH COMMANDS

Runtime.getRuntime().exec(<command>); But read this:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html

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I'm no sysadmin but one were to use command-line a lot i would give ZSH a shot. A nicely configured zsh shell can be unbelievably comfortable and is certainly a great tool.
As for scripts I always thought of them as little helpers customized for certain situations. For instance easing repetitive tasks, batching some steps and timing/automating little things. For general purpose I'd probably look at available software first.
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Flex call C ? (like java native interface)

If I have some C program......
Can I change these user interface with FLEX?
how to? can give some document of example??
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Supposedly Merapi maes it possible to connect AIR apps to native applications,
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http://merapiproject.net/
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Java Native Interface Exception Access Violation

Ok i have two programs One that works and one that dosn't
the one that works is a javaMethod that calls a C method. the C method then uses a callsback on a java method that returns an array of integers. that works fine
the Second program uses the same c side code and the same Java Methods from the original are implemented into a program i have that runs a Jframe. anyways when i run this program the Native side does all of its tasks but when its done it crashes Evrything
here is the Native Code
#include <jni.h>
#include "MyNativeInterface.h"
#include <stdio.h>
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL
Java_MyNativeInterface_sayHello(JNIEnv *env, jobject obj)
printf("Hello world!\n");
return;
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL
Java_MyNativeInterface_nativeMethod(JNIEnv *env, jobject obj)
jintArray arr;
 jint len;
 int *carr;
 int i;
jclass cls = (*env)->GetObjectClass(env, obj);
jmethodID mid =
(*env)->GetMethodID(env, cls, "callback", "()[I");
if (mid == NULL) {
return; /* method not found */
printf("In C\n");
arr = (*env)->CallObjectMethod(env, obj, mid);
 len = (*env)->GetArrayLength(env,arr);
 printf("Array Length = %d\n",len);
 carr = (int*)malloc(len);
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 for (i=0;i<len;i++)
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and here is the java class that deals with the native side
import java.util.*;
public class MyNativeInterface extends Object {
private TextAreaDemo gui ;
public MyNativeInterface (TextAreaDemo guiRecieved)
gui = guiRecieved;
static {
System.loadLibrary("hello");
public boolean sendLocoMessage ( byte [] bytesToSend )
try {
System.out.println("number Of Tokens ="+bytesToSend [0]);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("didn't even get inside2 ok ");
return true;
public void receiveLocoMessage ( byte [] bytesToSend ){
gui.AddMessage ("WOOOOO HOOOOOO");
public native static void sayHello ();
public native void nativeMethod();
private int [] callback() {
int cools [] = new int [32] ;
int i = 0 ;
for (i=0;i<32;i++)
cools [i] = i;
//System.out.println("In Java");
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the Say Hello Method works just fine
and the array for the C side prints out just fine
then evrything crashes with the following message
An unexpected exception has been detected in native code outside the VM.
Unexpected Signal : EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION occurred at PC=0x6D3276E4
Function=ZIP_Open+0x107
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and a whole BUNCH of current java thread stuff and a list of dynamic libraries.
anyways thanks

Your C code asks for the length of the array, then
allocates that many BYTES using malloc. This looks
bogus to me.I agree.
Maybe something like this would be better:
carr = (int*)malloc(len * sizeof jint);

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http://stefanroth.net/2012/10/21/scom-2012-linux-two-state-monitor-with-script-in-script/
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JAVA NATIVE ACCESS

hi
It would be helpfull for me if anybody give good reference/ link related JAVA NATIVE ACCESS
i have tried through google and sun search but most of all are java native Interface...
so please
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Linux net command showing incorrect output if executing from java.

I am trying to execute a net rpc registry on red hat linux box from java using Runtime. I have stored the command in a String variable. When the execute the command from java it throws an error saying that "Invalid registry path" however the same command works fine when executed from linux command terminal.
CODE
import java.io.*;
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Use exec(String[]), not exec(String), whenever you have argue,nets. Saves all that mucking around and second-guessing and escaping ...

Using native interfaces in java

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1) By reading the JNI api and writing appropriate code or
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evgeni00 wrote:
Thank you for assuming the posters' stupidity.I can only see the information that you provide. You didn't say you tried the recommendations.
I read the article and I tried the things he/she is proposing, also the error stream, guess what it outputs: nothing.Maybe you did it wrong. If you didn't do it wrong, then that program you're invoking is poorly written, because it dies in error without producing any error messages.
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Hi!
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10g DB, 9i jdbc, 9i aq - enqueue ok
10g DB, 10g jdbc, 10g aq - exception is thrown
Can anyone help?

Duplicate post, please check Upgrade 9i to 10g

JAVA NATIVE ACESS

HI,
I have a big problem with Java Native Access when call a function in dll file.
First, I have files xxx.dll,xxx.h (written by my partner) and document for functions.
Second, I am using JNA (java native access) to call the functions.
But, it has some functions that function's result is pass over memory of window.
In document description, it has tow constant: WM_USER = 0x0400, WM_USER_ENV = (WM_USER + 0)
I have just learn, so i don't know about that.
So, my problem is " i don't know how to get result of function that passed over to memory window )
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// Command
#define     CMD_VERSION               'V'
#define     CMD_SENSOR               'S'
#define     CMD_FLICKER               'L'
#define CMD_GETSTATUS          'A'
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#define     DEST_2                    '2'          //UPPER FRAME IN POSITION(CDM) / Printer Lamp
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#define     CLOSE                    '1'          //Flicker On
//added at 2004/09/17
#define WM_MFS_IO_OFFSET                    (WM_USER+0x900)
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extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) BYTE __stdcall MFSIO_GetStatus(void);
And this is window message define:
--- Definition of Window Message
: Message is defined in MFSIOCTL.h as bellows.
#define WM_MFS_IO_OFFSET (WM_USER+0x900)
#define WM_MFS_IO_CHG_EVT (WM_MFSS_IO_OFFSET + 0)
MESSAGE WPARAM(Indicator ofDoor or Media) LPARAM(Status of Door or Media)
WM_MFSS_IO_CHG_EVT DEST_1 or OPEN or CLOSE
DEST_2 or
DEST_3 or
DEST_4
Refer to MFSIOCTL.h
In functions, i don't know that they relative with parameters as "WM_MSF_IO_OFFSET, WM_MFS_IO_CHG_EVT'' and parameters use for what?
How to get value of window message?
Please help me. Thank you.
Edited by: QuocTan on Sep 8, 2010 9:31 PM
Edited by: QuocTan on Sep 8, 2010 9:34 PM

But, it has some functions that function's result is pass over memory of window.I have no idea what that means. Please try again in standard English.
In document description, it has two constant: WM_USER = 0x0400, WM_USER_ENV = (WM_USER + 0)
These are Windows constants. I don't understand the relevance.
So, my problem is " i don't know how to get result of function that passed over to memory window)*My* problem is that this is about the 4th time I've read this statement and it doesn't make any sense. What is a 'memory window'? What is 'memory of window'?
#define WM_MFS_IO_OFFSET                    (WM_USER+0x900)
#define     WM_MFS_IO_CHG_EVT                    (WM_MFS_IO_OFFSET + 0)If these lines are the problem, they have nothing whatsoever to do with JNI or this forum.
In functions, i don't know that they relative with parameters as "WM_MSF_IO_OFFSET, WM_MFS_IO_CHG_EVT'' and parameters use for what?Eh?
How to get value of window message?What?
Please help me.I cannot help either of you until you take the trouble to express yourselves clearly in standard English. Your problem doesn't appear to have anything to do with JNI or JNA. More likely it is an elementary Windows API programming problem, which is irrelevant to this forum and this site.

Error while running command: "java weblogic.WLST"

I am using Web Logic Server Version: 10.3.3.0.
I have created a script file.when I gave command “java weblogic.WLST”, I get below error:
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at gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader.findClass(libgcj.so.7rh)
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at gnu.java.lang.MainThread.run(libgcj.so.7rh)
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Hello User,
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java weblogic.WLST
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How to execute linux sh command from inside CF

I am using CFMX 7,0,0,91690 Enterprise on Redhat Enterprise Linux 4.9 with Apache webserver 2.0.52. I have a coldfusion template that queries from a Postgresql 8.0 database, copies the data from the queries into a set of files in one folder on the linux server, and then has a CFEXECUTE tag at the very end that calls a bash shell script on the same server. The shell script takes the files from the one folder, merges some of their content together, moves them to another folder, adds header and footer, and sets ownership and permissions. These 2 scripts have been in place and working perfectly for several years now. No changes were made to content, permissions, or ownershop of scripts. Suddenly last Friday the coldfusion script seems to have lost its ability to execute the shell script properly. It does execute it and the shell script attempts to do some of the steps, but the resulting files are missing the content and have the linux environmental variables and their values displayed instead. Clearly its getting an error but that is not being reported back to me. After the CF script ends, if I manually execute the shell script from the linux command line, it works perfectly. I tried giving it more permissions but that did not help. Redhat support suggests I run the script with "sh -x" to get more detailed output for debugging, but I would need to do that from inside the CF script since that is where the problem is. Is it possible to execute a shell script from inside a CF script using a linux "sh" command in some way (instead of the cfexecute, just so I can see debugging info)? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Julie

Thanks for the suggestion, tried that too:
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still didn't work. Script ends with this coldfusion error: Timeout period expired without completion of /bin/sh
It does not complete the task of making the files, and the sh_output.txt file which is supposed to capture the -x output, is empty.
Thanks,
Julie

Stopping OC4J with a Linux kill command -- is it OK?

Hello All,
Has anyone had any problems with stopping OC4J using the Linux kill command?
Is this the appropriate way to stop OC4J in Linux?
We've had a problem several times where OC4J did not seem to stop completely, and, subsequently, wouldn't start.
I decided to try and avoid using the kill command and instead use the "stop" command employed by MS Windows installations.
But in Linux it produced errors in the oc4j log file.
The stop command I am testing right now in Linux is identical to its counterpart in Windows. It looks like this:
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INFO: Closed open sockets
Apr 27, 2009 6:24:16 PM Main listen
INFO: Canceled pending jobs. Exiting
 
 
 
 
I have absolutely no idea what these error messages mean.
I saw that there is an option to do a "-shutdown force" as opposed to just "-shutdown". Should I use that?
Or should I revert back to using the Linux kill command?
Thank you very much for any help or insight.
-sb

Hello All,
The start and stop scripts that I posted earlier in this discussion thread are outdated. In fact, the stop script is wrong.
The ones I am posting below are actually what I am using right now. These are still work in progress, though.
Just wanted to post the correct stuff in case someone is interested.
obistart.sh
 
 
# Start the BI server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the BI server startup..."
$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/run-sa.sh start
success=
while \[ ! $success \]
do
status=`tail -1 $ORACLEBI_HOME/server/Log/NQServer.log 2>/dev/null`
\[\[ $status =~ "Oracle BI Server started" \]\] && success=yes
done
echo $status
echo
# Start the presentation server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the presentation server startup..."
$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/run-saw.sh start
sleep 3
echo
# Start the OC4J server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the OC4J server startup..."
nohup $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/oc4j -start > $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_start.out &
echo $! > $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_start.pid
 
 
obistop.sh
 
 
# Stop OBIEE BI server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the BI server shutdown..."
$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/run-sa.sh stop
sleep 3
echo
# Stop OBIEE Presentation server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the presentation server shutdown..."
$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/run-saw.sh stop
sleep 3
echo
# Stop OBIEE oc4j application server.
echo "$(basename "$0"): Now initiating the OC4J server shutdown..."
\[\[ -e $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_stop.out \]\] && rm -f $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_stop.out
$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/oc4j -shutdown -port 23791 -password `~/.ops/.ex oc4jadmin` 2>$ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_stop.out
if \[ `grep Error nohup_oc4j_stop.out` \]
then
echo "$(basename "$0"): OC4J shutdown error. The server might be already down. Look in $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_stop.out for info."
exit 1
fi
oc4j_pid=`cat $ORACLEBI_HOME/setup/nohup_oc4j_start.pid`
cpid=`ps no-headers ppid $oc4j_pid | head -n1 | awk '{print $1}'`
\[\[ -n $cpid \]\] && kill $cpid
\[\[ -n $oc4j_pid \]\] && kill $oc4j_pid
 
 
Thank you.
-sb

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