Start java app from a jsp or a servlet?

HI ,
I want to know if it possible to start a java application using Runtime and exec(command).
I mean launch abc.java from abcservlet or from abclaunch.jsp (with a button click) any exmaples ?
thanks,
-G.

I want to know if it possible to start a java
a application using Runtime and exec(command).
I mean launch abc.java from abcservlet or from
m abclaunch.jsp (with a button click) any exmaples ?If a servlet class calls runtime.exec, it'll run a program on the server.
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> Uwe Bassen
> Hamburg
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