I am using a system command in Perl to execute java. I have formed an array @args that have different options to execute a jar file. Something like below: 
$args[0] = $rootpath."/jre/bin/java";
$args[1] = " -jar \"".$rootpath."/temp/abc.jar\"";
$args[2] = " INP=\"".$inputfilename."\"";
$args[3] = " OUT=\"".$outputfilename."\"";
system(@args);

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This gives a popup window when executed which I want to suppress and want it to run in background. I want this to be suppressed in Linux also. I tried using tild but it didn't helped as below. 
my $command = "@args";
$output = `$command`;

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Please help in figuring this out. I have similar post on stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30885201/suppress-windows-cmd-for-system-command-in-perl?noredirect=1#comment49841195_30885201

In reply to Suppress windows cmd for system command in Perl by Chaks

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