Thread: how can i create batch file using java ...

If you're planning on using it for Miscellaneous reasons then it would be harder. I read somewhere that Java doesn't allow remote code to read or write files to the filesystem. If you was thinking of a way to write a java program that wrote a .bat file that created a executable on the registry it would be very difficult. If it's just on your local PC it's easier to do with the java.io.*

PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter("the-file-name.bat", "UTF-8");
writer.println("start cmd.exe");
writer.println("writes text to a file, so batch commands would go here");
writer.close();

I haven't tested this code btw, but it should work. I'll probably code something in a second and test it for you.

I've coded a program that will Create a .bat file, and write a start command to it to start CMD. Then I made the program use batch to open the file.

Here is the source code

#98C9fDJpBp - Mystic Paste

Also, if you're trying to find a path name, and need a CurrentUser pathname, I think you can do something like this.

C:\\Users\\%CurrentUser% or maybe It's C:\\Users\\%UserProfile%\\workspace etc, idk. You'll have to play with it.