Executing a PC application from iSeries utilizing getRuntime().exec and data queues path question. -- JAVA400-L

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Subject: Executing a PC application from iSeries utilizing getRuntime().exec and data queues path question.
From: "Nick" <nastvp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:09:50 -0500
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I wish to run the PDF reader located on the users PC's from the iSeries. The
problem is knowing the path the reader is located. I dont wish to hardcode
the path, since it can be different on each PC.

If I went to each pc, did a start/run and typed in AcroRd32.exe, it would
run. Is there a way I could utilitize the logic that windows start/run uses,
or a way to get a registered applications path.

Thanks.

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Follow-Ups:

Re: Executing a PC application from iSeries utilizing getRuntime().exec and data queues path question. , Franco Biaggi
Re: Executing a PC application from iSeries utilizing getRuntime().exec and data queues path question. , Patrick L Archibald

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