How to include a parameter executing a command line from java??

Hey
I've a problem It's very single for you: this consists in execute a command from java
in this case the command is : runas but I've tried nd is good but I can´t include the password.
This is due to the sintaxis is :
runas /user:127.0.0.1\Administrator cmd
The first command is execute but.. the problem is it show the input for the password.
And the password is not let including in the command line
How can I do that? Please help me is very urgent.
Any help will be very appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.

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