I am executing an .exe-file from java, using the ProcessBuilder class and the Process class. To explain what I am doing:
builder = new ProcessBuilder(comman
It will wait till process is finished. Workaround:
1 Use isAlive()
2 Use waitFor(long timeout, TimeUnit unit) (Only 1.8)
Your current execution thread will be blocked on process.waitFor()
until process is terminated (i.e. execution finished).
Source here
Also note that if process is already terminated : waitFor() will not be blocked. I don't know if the code you put in your question is exactly what you run... but you must be careful and re-create a new instance of Process for every execution of your script (i.e. not just calling start multiple times on the same Process: it won't work after first execution)
Additionally, If there are outputs in the "commands". you should read the standard output and standard error output by stream(process.getErrorStream())
and process.getInputStream())
.If not and output or error output be full, the waitfor()
would be hanged.