I have a Java application, which invokes perl. Here is my java code:
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("c:/perl.exe" C:/CreateER.pl "Please \n ignore \n my friend");
This invokes the perl from Java. In my perl script, I get the argument in this way:
@ARGV[1] =~ s/\\n/\n/g; print(@ARGV[1]);
The line break was removed when retrieving the argument. The argument becomes:
Please ignore my friend
I want to keep the line breaks. This is not what I want. However, if I run the perl command directly:
c:/perl.exe C:/scripts2/CreateER.pl "Please \n ignore \n my friend");
It works fine. The correct argument is retrieved:
Please ignore my friend
So it appears the problem happens in the Perl/Java integration. Any ideas? Thanks very much!

In reply to Problem with the Perl/Java intergarion when new line break is used in the argument by henrycui

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