Java to Shell script

How to send String/boolean value from java program to Shell script(ksh) ?

What have you tried so far? Where's your code?

kri shan wrote:How to send String/boolean value from java program to Shell script(ksh) ?

System.out.println(String) is one.

Winston

trial.sh
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javac Trail.java

result = java -cp . Trail

if[ $result == "bye" ]; then
echo "correct"
else
echo "not correct"
fi


Trial.java
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public class Trail {
static String test = "bye";
public static void main(String args[]) {
System.out.println(test);
}
}

./trail.sh shows syntax error near unexpected token 'then'

At this point your question has nothing to do with Java. You're asking about the syntax of the bourne shell. Moving to Linux/Unix.

And FYI, the correct way to pull a result from stdout is:
result = "`java -cp . Trail`" (note the backward quotes - called 'graves')

Winston

result = "`java -cp . Trail`" (note the backward quotes - called 'graves')

gives result: command not found

Try one of these:
result = `java -cp . Trail `

Bash supoorts this syntax too:
result = $( java -cp . Trail )

There should be a space between if and [
if [ $result == "bye" ]; then