Hi all, I've serious doubt in executing perl scripts in java. I got to know, that using scalar refernce in Java, the array can be passed to perl. After this, i want to execute the perl in java using Getruntime.exec() command

My question is using JDK, i'm not able to execute this java code. What package i need to import in java, to run scalar refernce & running the perl after that

I'm pasting a sample code, of what i need to do. Please help me out in this

 To pass the array to perl using scalar referencing

  public class arrayforPerl {
  perl void max( int[] data ) {{
        # Get the array elements
        #
        my @arrPerl = GetIntArrayElements( $data );        
          }} ## double braces are for the perl code

    void maxProg() {
        int[] data = {101, 99, 42, 666, 23};
        max( data );
    }

    public static void main(String[] argv) {
        arrayforPerl javaPerl = new arrayforPerl();
        javaPerl.maxProg();
    }
}

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 Executing Perl Script

Runtime.getRuntime().exec();

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Sorry if i'm not clear, i can explain you again

In reply to Package required to execute perl script by Anonymous Monk

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