Need to execute Linux Commands in JSP
Hi I am Srinivas,
I am new to this forum,
{color:#ff0000}I want to execute Linux Commands(which is remotely connected through putty) in a JSP Page.{color}
{color:#0000ff}My requirement is to display df -h output on a JSP page.{color}
This is because we will monitor disk space at regular intervals.
Can anyone help me in this regard.
Thanks & Regards
Srinivas V.
Edited by: Srini-XIUS on Mar 24, 2008 2:06 AM
I think you might need the java 'robot' class.
However, a JSP page displayed on a browser is running in a secure enviornment that will probably not let you access the computer its running on. Instead, create a serlvet back on the server that runs the robot class. The servlet will send the data to the jsp page for display. The jsp page can send commands to the servlet which will execute it via its robot class.
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