Specify a exe running from certain directory from java program

Hi there,
I had a java program, which will spawn some child process to run vb COM;
what I wanted to do: have a child process start the COM from a specific diretory?
IS there any way to do it from Java, like shell programming?
Thanks

I do all my portable shell stuff now in ant.. http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/
it is an XML driven java script for doing builds.. but it can be used for shell scripting.
They are also some java scripting languages like jPython but i am not very familiar with them.
u can also get Cygwin and write unix shell scripts. www.cygwin.com
hope this helps

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