Examples of ProcessExecutor

ProcessExecuting.ProcessExecutor
@author partizanka
com.sun.enterprise.util.ProcessExecutor
@author Kedar @version 1.0
org.epic.core.util.ProcessExecutor
Responsible for execution of external, non-interactive processes which expect input in form of command-line parameters and stdin and provide output through stdout and/or stderr.
The Perl interpreter is one such process (when run non-interactively). A specialized client class is available for this case and should be used instead of the generic ProcessExecutor.
@see org.epic.core.util.PerlExecutor2 @author jploski
org.geotools.process.ProcessExecutor
An {@link Executor} that provides methods to manage termination andmethods that can produce a {@link Progress} for tracking one or moreasynchronous tasks.
Method submit extends base method {@link ExecutorService#submit} by creating and returning a{@link Progress} that can be used to track how a processis doing in addition to cancelling execution and/or waiting for completion. @author Jody @source $URL$
org.rhq.core.util.exec.ProcessExecutor
Executes processes using the Java API. This instance is thread safe and can be reused.
Warning: caution should be exercised when using this class - it allows any process to be started with no security restrictions.
@author John Mazzitelli
org.zeroturnaround.exec.ProcessExecutor
Helper for executing sub processes.
It's implemented as a wrapper of {@link ProcessBuilder} complementing it with additional features such as:
- Handling process streams (copied from Commons Exec library).
- Destroying process on VM exit (copied from Commons Exec library).
- Checking process exit code.
- Setting a timeout for running the process and automatically stopping it in case of timeout.
- Either waiting for the process to finish ( {@link #execute()}) or returning a {@link Future} ({@link #start()}.
- Reading the process output stream into a buffer ( {@link #readOutput(boolean)}, {@link ProcessResult}).
The default configuration for executing a process is following:
- Process is not automatically destroyed on VM exit.
- Error stream is redirected to its output stream. Use {@link #redirectErrorStream(boolean)} to override it.
- Output stream is pumped to a {@link NullOutputStream}, Use {@link #streams(ExecuteStreamHandler)}, {@link #redirectOutput(OutputStream)}, or any of the redirectOutputAs* methods.to override it.
- Any exit code is allowed. Use {@link #exitValues(Integer)} to override it.
- In case of timeout or cancellation {@link Process#destroy()} is invoked.

Examples of org.zeroturnaround.exec.ProcessExecutor

    Assert.assertEquals(0, exit);
  }


  @Test
  public void testJavaVersionFuture() throws Exception {
    int exit = new ProcessExecutor().command("java", "-version").start().getFuture().get().getExitValue();
    Assert.assertEquals(0, exit);
  }

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Examples of org.zeroturnaround.exec.ProcessExecutor

    Assert.assertEquals(0, exit);
  }


  @Test
  public void testJavaVersionOutput() throws Exception {
    ProcessResult result = new ProcessExecutor().command("java", "-version").readOutput(true).execute();
    String str = result.outputUTF8();
    Assert.assertFalse(StringUtils.isEmpty(str));
  }

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