I have a standalone java application which takes the user inputs. I am passing those values to a string Object like this-- contract_number = ivjTextField2 .getText(); member_id = ivjTextField3.getText(); start_date = ivjTextField4.getText(); end_date = ivjTextField5.getText(); and then, Runtime R = Runtime.getRuntime(); R.exec("d:\\ActivePerl\\bin\\perl rscdetail2.pl " + contract_number+" "+member_id+" "+start_date+" "+end_date); but it's not doing any thing. Thanx in advance!! PS: i am using Active Perl for Windows Platform and visual Age for Java.

In reply to Re: (elbie): how can you pass values from the objects in java to the perl program? by Anonymous Monk
in thread how can you pass values from the objects in java to the perl program? by johnklucas

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