I can't find a class to run command line stuff...

Does J2SE have the capability to run command line files/executable files? I need to run some things from command line on my local machine. This ap will be swing based. Thanks for any insight.
nick

that is what I need. I did not think to look there. Thanks so much.
Nick

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