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[nkuo]

Hi,

Does anyon have any experience using the task runner commands in DTS packages?

Thank you.

[melvin]

Which version are you using? 6.x or 7.x?
Also indicate what is the commandline and working directory you are using.

[Robert]

(kuo emailed this reply to us)

7.x (eval edition)

Working directory is E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7

Command line "E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7\jre\bin\javaw.exe" -cp .;bin;help;activation.jar;bsh.jar;hitek7.jar;jakoro.jar;jh.jar;lax.jar;mail.jar;maverick-all.jar;net.jar com.hitek.engine.core.RunTask MLCustomerGet’’

Inside my DTS package it is a execute process task.

Win 32 process is: E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7\jre\bin\javaw.exe and parameter is -cp .;bin;help;activation.jar;bsh.jar;hitek7.jar;jakoro.jar;jh.jar;lax.jar;mail.jar;maverick-all.jar;net.jar com.hitek.engine.core.RunTask MLCustomerGet’’

[Robert]

1) Make sure to remove the " at the end of MLCustomerGet. The " " should only be around "E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7\jre\bin\javaw.exe"

2) Also in the commandline we use, there is no commandline variables, so your entire process is the commandline.
i.e. for the win32 process try:
"E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7\jre\bin\javaw.exe" -cp .;bin;help;activation.jar;bsh.jar;hitek7.jar;jakoro.jar;jh.jar;lax.jar;mail.jar;maverick-all.jar;net.jar com.hitek.engine.core.RunTask MLCustomerGet

make sure to enter the working directory as:
"E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7"

3) If the above does not help, try to create a batch file (test.bat) with the following 2 lines of code:

cd "E:\Program Files\JaSFtp7"

jre\bin\javaw.exe" -cp .;bin;help;activation.jar;bsh.jar;hitek7.jar;jakoro.jar;jh.jar;lax.jar;mail.jar;maverick-all.jar;net.jar com.hitek.engine.core.RunTask MLCustomerGet

then run the batch file from DTS..