How to access another java process?

I run two java process, A and B, any possiblity to access process A from process B?
Process A and B are started with class's main method.
Thanks.

masijade. wrote:
georgemc wrote:
laguna8 wrote:
Socket will not be appropriate for my case.
My case is: I write a document editor (just like UltraEdit), after starting the editor, there is one process running, then I right click a file and choose to open that file with my editor, it starts another editor process. What I want now is just to open that file with the editor that has already run.Don't see why sockets aren't appropriate there. Why did you dismiss them?Because he wants a single pre-finished method call answer, maybe? ;-)Teh Codez!! Indeed. It's pretty obvious that there's an entire subsection of forum users who automatically dismiss any reply which doesn't include code. If we produce an exhaustive list of all the methods by which IPC can be achieved, however archaic, he'll dismiss the lot, and then spend the rest of his life pondering this simple problem

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