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Thread: Check opan applications w/ Java

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    Question Check opan applications w/ Java

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    I wonder if any of you know how to check witch applications or programmes (the first tab in Task Manager) with an java program. Or if it's even possible.

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    Default Re: Check opan applications w/ Java

    Not really.

    You could probably use the Java Native Interface to run OS specific C or C++ code, but at that point, you might as well ditch java completely and go all C / C++.

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    Default Re: Check opan applications w/ Java

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    Default Re: Check opan applications w/ Java

    I know some C# and all the C language are almost the same, right?
    So do you know how to do it in C# or should I ask on another forum maybe.

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    Default Re: Check opan applications w/ Java

    C# and C are not almost the same, they are quite different.
    You should probably first search for third party libraries which allow you to do this on your target operating system. When you found the libraries you need you can pick the right language to use them.

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    Default Re: Check opan applications w/ Java

    Thanks for the help, I will now search for a library with that function.[COLOR="Silver"]

    --- Update ---

    I should probably get better at using Bing (Google sucks!) before bothering other people. I found this and it's pretty much what I wanted.

    Again I am sorry for bothering you.

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