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RE: Apple took Java 1.6 away...

 

Hi all,

Need some urgent advise here...

I'm trying to invoke an apple script from the java code,

The issue is that the script runs a-synchronically, while I need it to run synchronically.

 

I'm using:

 

Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(i_cmdLine);

retVal = p.waitFor();

 

the waitFor() returns after the script was started to run,

but it doesn't wait for the for the script to be completed.

 

I need some indication to know when the apple script completed its work. (in my case the script is generating some files, so I need to know when the files where generated)

 

Any idea?

 

Thanks 

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