How to execute Dos Command 'Pause' from Java ?

How to execute Dos Command 'Pause' from Java ?
I have read the article in javaworld for Runtime.exec() anomalies.
Can someone please give an insight on this?

Thanks Buddy!
That was very useful. Even though its a simple
solution, I never thought about that.Bullshit! Reread reply #7 of http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=780193

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