How would I print information to a DOS window?

Question

Ok so I can get the DOS window running by using this code:
      try{
                   Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
                   Process child = rt.exec("cmd.exe /c start cmd.exe");
                   child.waitFor();
               }catch(IOException io){}
               catch(InterruptedException e) {}but I want to print the information from this code:
StringBuffer objectString = new StringBuffer("");
////some code here//////
objectString = new StringBuffer(("Customer:\t\t" + customerName + "\n"
                           + "Departure Date:\t" + departureDate + "\n"
                           + "Return Date:\t" + _returnDate));
////some code here/////
objectString.append("\nAirline:\t\t" + airlineBG.getSelection().getActionCommand());
objectString.append("\nDestination:\t" + destinationBG.getSelection().getActionCommand());
/////more code. yay//////
objectString.append("\nPrice:\t\t" + price);
objectString.append("\nTicket Bought. Have a safe flight!");
System.out.print(objectString.toString());//print string bufferso how would I print objectString to the DOS window?
Note: opening the DOS window is in the constructor for the JFrame I am using while printing the StringBuffer is in the actionPerformed implementation.

Answer 1

masijade. wrote:
deadmanwalkin wrote:
no, the program im supposed to be making asks to print ticket information to a DOS window.
I might have interpreted it wrong and it could be just start from a DOS window using the java File commandWell, study your assignment text. If it does not explicitly state that you must programmatically open a new "DOS window", then simply print your output using System.out.println().Unless he's running Windows 95 still he can't even open a DOS window as there's no more DOS ;)