Running ssh from within java program

Hi!
I am trying to start ssh from within java e.g.:
Runtime run = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process pro = run.exec("ssh -l xx 12.12.12.12");
But it complains:
socket: Operation not permitted
ssh: connect to host 12.12.12.12 port 22: Operation not permitted
Running ssh from the command prompt works just fine. It's run on win xp.
What is the problem, and how can I avoid it?
Endre

Afraid not. I think maybe it's related to security permissions, but I am really not sure. If you can help, I would appreciate it.
- Endre

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      KCPOS_KTH_USER_209      NUMBER(12,2),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_210      NUMBER(12,2),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_301      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_302      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_303      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_304      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_305      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_306      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_307      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_308      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_309      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_310      VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_401      DATE,
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_402      DATE,
      KCPOS_KTH_USER_403      DATE,
      DISC_TOTAL              NUMBER(9,2),
      RTA_RTN_AUTCOD          VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      RTA_RTN_COMMID          NUMBER,
      RTA_RTN_EVNTID          NUMBER,
      RTA_RTN_QTY             NUMBER,
      RTA_RTN_RCPT_SCAN       VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
      RTA_RTN_REFUND_AMT      NUMBER(9,2),
      RTA_RTN_TYPE_CODE       VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      RTA_RTN_WITH_RCPT       VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
      RTA_RTN_COUNT           INTEGER,
      SDEDVAL1                VARCHAR2(50 BYTE)
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    TRAN_NUMBER,TRAN_TIME
    478,1,11,12024005,6/11/2012,,1,692,6/11/2012,155,5,6/11/2012 12:57:17 PM,
    479,1,11,12024006,6/11/2012,,1,692,6/11/2012,155,6,6/11/2012 2:01:51 PM,
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