I guess you all misunderstood my question and closed it at How to run a Command in C# and retrieve data from it?
I have an application that makes frequent use of launching explorer.exe. I would like to re-use existing/already-opened explorer windows instead of creating a new one each time I start the process.
in bash I need to get the pid of a running process whose I know name and parent pid. In ps\' manual I read you can select processes using such arguments:
I am somewhat familiar with ProcessBuilder and do process the streams. Now I ran into the problem that the process that I am automating reads some information from two files that I need to provide.
I need to run a process for 30 seconds and while it is running I have to store the output in a text file. After 30 seconds I\'d have to destroy the process. I know how to run the process and how to st
I was looking to find the difference between these four on Google and I expected there to be a huge amount of information on this, but there really wasn\'t any solid comparison between the four calls.
I\'m trying to run a command via command prompt from an ASP.Net web application. I can see the process start in task manager on the web server, however the process just sits there and never exits nor
I have a website that has a linkbutton that opens a game : Process game= new Process(); game.StartInfo.FileName = HttpContext.Current.Request.MapPath(\"~/iFarkle.exe\");
I have an Console application which runs as background process and there is an exe which needs to be called.This exe takes complete fill path as parameter and then encrypts that file.
I have a problem, I have a control executables which monitor few process and if anyone died then it will restart it. On windo开发者_运维技巧ws we are doing with WaitFOrMultipleObject where process han
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