Controlling service created with procrun from Java code [on hold]
Multi tool useControlling service created with procrun from Java code [on hold]
I need to start/stop/restart a service created with "prunsrv" command. I need to do this from java code. Should I just exec the "prunsrv" with appropriate arguments from Java or is there any other (ie. pure Java way)?
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