I have a maven project that I can run in Eclipse, but I can’t get it to run from the linux command line. I get an error when I run ‘mvn spring-boot:run’: “No plugin found for prefix ‘spring-boot’ in the current project and in the plugin groups [org.apache.maven.plugins, org.codehaus.mojo] available from the repositories” Here is my POM: Answer I ended
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java call perl which read and write data
I have two files int the directory ‘/tmp’: test.txt ,test.pl the content of test.txt is : the content of the test.pl is: Then in java class I write : Then the content of the newtest.txt generated from the perl is : Here is the problem ,There is a difference but when I run ‘perl test.pl’ in linux , there is
How do I kill a Python script in Java?
I am launching a Python script in Java using Runtime.getRuntime().exec(“python myWebService.py”) and I am not doing anything else with it in Java. However, now I need to terminate the process from within my Java application. I’ve tried issuing a pkill command from the terminal, outside of the application, and this will not kill the script. Finding the pid in the
bash command fails in tomcat/java Runtime.getRuntime.exec(), but works from command line
I have a tomcat webapp that runs a process in the shell because several of the utilities are not available in java. This code works perfectly on other machines, but there is a mysterious problem on my public server. I print the string to the log, and it looks like this: (path/to/ is not the actual paths) If I copy
Java executable jar cannot be executed as ./program.jar on OS X
Using Linux, I run some programs I’ve written in Java by compressing them in a jar with a manifest file and then placing them in a personal directory that has been added to my $PATH as follows: program.jar file2 file2. It works well in any directory I point my console to, I can even do program.jar file1 | less or
Is it a good idea to tie Java process to jenkins so that It can be monitored?
I had an independent java process running in linux. I wanted it to be monitored constantly. So I installed jenkins and started the process from jenkins. Jenkins keep showing the process as ongoing through which I know that the process is running. Though it works as per my requirement, I wanted to know if this is a good approach? All
Stopping an unknown process in linux server
I have this command in my deployment process. But I want this process to stop and then restart while deploying in linux server. I checked and found that this is simply a JAVA process, and I can’t simply kill JAVA as other nimbus and supervisors are running too. So, how can I stop this process? Answer Your oneliner kill: (I
java.io.IOException: File Size Incorrect (only get error on linux (CentOS 6))
I’m trying to rebuild an old java wrapper script for a game, but i don’t know why i get an error when i run it in in my VPS (CentOS 6), i only get the error when i’m running it in there, in my mac or pc with windows 10 it doesn’t happen… Already took a look here on stackoverflow
./gradlew run BUILD FAILED
I have my build.gradle file set up and my project is working good so far. The problem now is when i run ./gradlew run, it fails with the error : What went wrong: Execution failed for task ‘:run’. Process ‘command ‘/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/bin/java” finished with non-zero exit value 1 ./gradlew build BUILD SUCCESSFULLY, Any clue as to why, Have also tried to
No JDK found. Please validate either STUDIO_JDK, JDK_HOME or JAVA_HOME environment variable points to valid JDK installation
I’m running Ubuntu 15.10. So, I just uploaded the Android Studio from the site. After that I unpacked the zip file. Went to android-studio/bin and found studio.sh. Sit permission to be executed chmod +x studio.sh. Ran the file to install with this line: ./studio.sh. Then I had the error I have already netbeans installed. I just ran the instalation package