Pass array to Java from Shell Script
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I have data as below which I want to pass directly to Java main method from shell script at once.
1 firstfile.txt Success
2 secondfile.txt Failed
3 thirdfile.txt Success
I know I can call java as below where var1 and var2 represent just single strings:
java $myJava "$var1" "$var2"
But is it possible that I pass the data above as arrays to Java?
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I have data as below which I want to pass directly to Java main method from shell script at once.
1 firstfile.txt Success
2 secondfile.txt Failed
3 thirdfile.txt Success
I know I can call java as below where var1 and var2 represent just single strings:
java $myJava "$var1" "$var2"
But is it possible that I pass the data above as arrays to Java?
shell-script java
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I have data as below which I want to pass directly to Java main method from shell script at once.
1 firstfile.txt Success
2 secondfile.txt Failed
3 thirdfile.txt Success
I know I can call java as below where var1 and var2 represent just single strings:
java $myJava "$var1" "$var2"
But is it possible that I pass the data above as arrays to Java?
shell-script java
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I have data as below which I want to pass directly to Java main method from shell script at once.
1 firstfile.txt Success
2 secondfile.txt Failed
3 thirdfile.txt Success
I know I can call java as below where var1 and var2 represent just single strings:
java $myJava "$var1" "$var2"
But is it possible that I pass the data above as arrays to Java?
shell-script java
shell-script java
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You can't pass a Java array from a shell script via the command line. You can pass a list of strings representing an array.
For example,
a=(
'1 firstfile.txt Success'
'2 secondfile.txt Failed'
'3 thirdfile.txt Success'
)
printf "We will pass %d parameters:" ${#a[@]}; printf " '%s'" "${a[@]}"; printf "n"
java "$myjava" "${a[@]}"
Note that in the We will pass... statement I have added quotes around the strings to mark out the difference between the parameters and their space separated words. The quote marks are not seen by your Java program.
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You can't pass a Java array from a shell script via the command line. You can pass a list of strings representing an array.
For example,
a=(
'1 firstfile.txt Success'
'2 secondfile.txt Failed'
'3 thirdfile.txt Success'
)
printf "We will pass %d parameters:" ${#a[@]}; printf " '%s'" "${a[@]}"; printf "n"
java "$myjava" "${a[@]}"
Note that in the We will pass... statement I have added quotes around the strings to mark out the difference between the parameters and their space separated words. The quote marks are not seen by your Java program.
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You can't pass a Java array from a shell script via the command line. You can pass a list of strings representing an array.
For example,
a=(
'1 firstfile.txt Success'
'2 secondfile.txt Failed'
'3 thirdfile.txt Success'
)
printf "We will pass %d parameters:" ${#a[@]}; printf " '%s'" "${a[@]}"; printf "n"
java "$myjava" "${a[@]}"
Note that in the We will pass... statement I have added quotes around the strings to mark out the difference between the parameters and their space separated words. The quote marks are not seen by your Java program.
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You can't pass a Java array from a shell script via the command line. You can pass a list of strings representing an array.
For example,
a=(
'1 firstfile.txt Success'
'2 secondfile.txt Failed'
'3 thirdfile.txt Success'
)
printf "We will pass %d parameters:" ${#a[@]}; printf " '%s'" "${a[@]}"; printf "n"
java "$myjava" "${a[@]}"
Note that in the We will pass... statement I have added quotes around the strings to mark out the difference between the parameters and their space separated words. The quote marks are not seen by your Java program.
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You can't pass a Java array from a shell script via the command line. You can pass a list of strings representing an array.
For example,
a=(
'1 firstfile.txt Success'
'2 secondfile.txt Failed'
'3 thirdfile.txt Success'
)
printf "We will pass %d parameters:" ${#a[@]}; printf " '%s'" "${a[@]}"; printf "n"
java "$myjava" "${a[@]}"
Note that in the We will pass... statement I have added quotes around the strings to mark out the difference between the parameters and their space separated words. The quote marks are not seen by your Java program.
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