Open -a "Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS2/Adobe Photoshop CS2.app"
"/Users/administrator/myapp/tmp/{555}_01.jpg"
This is a relative path, probably from your user, if you use the same
sort of path for java unless user.dir is your actual user directory
this won't work.
You would need
{ "open","-a",new StringBuffer(System.getProperty("user.home")).append
("/Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS2/Adobe PhotoShop CS2.app").toString
(),"/Users/administrator/myapp/tmp/{555}_01.jpg" }
if not the problem you might to try without the .app on the
application I think working differently has been mentioned in the past.
fwiw, my application includes a runtime exec commandline command and
this worked fine...
exec open -a Preview.app /Users/mjh/Pictures/12.gif
so, also maybe you don't need to qualify the application path. But it
appears that what you are doing should work.
Maybe you were successfully finding and resolving the shortcut
(alias?) but not directly finding the application for some path reason.
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