Examples of helper.ProcessHandler

helper.ProcessHandler
Class provides convenient way for running external program handle its standard streams, control execution and check results. Instance of this class must be created only for a single execution. If you need to execute the same command again you should create a new instance for this.

                    _sFrom,
                     "-filter", "Catrom",
                    "-resize", "340x",
                    _To
                };
            ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(sCommandArray);
            boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously();
            int nExitCode = aHandler.getExitCode();


            String sBack = aHandler.getOutputText();
            if (sBack.length() > 0)
            {
                GlobalLogWriter.get().println("'" + sBack + "'");
            }
            // try to interpret the result, which we get as a String

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            //     System.out.println("FAILED");
            // }
            // System.out.println("done");
            
// TODO: gives ghostscript an error we can handle?
            ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(sCommandArray);
            boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously();
            assure("There seems to be a problem with ghostscript", bBackValue, true);
            int nExitCode = aHandler.getExitCode();
            // ArrayList m_aFileList = new ArrayList();


            // String sJPEGNameSchema = "";
            if (nExitCode == 0)
            {

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                    // TODO: use a better Exception!!!
                    throw new WrongEnvironmentException("We doesn't work within windows environment.");
                }
                


                ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(aList);
                boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously();
            }
            catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException e)
            {
                throw new WrongEnvironmentException("Given list is too short.");
            }

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                    // TODO: use a better Exception!!!
                    throw new ConvWatchCancelException/*WrongEnvironmentException*/("We doesn't work within windows environment.");
                }
                


                ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(aList);
                boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously();
            }
            catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException e)
            {
                throw new ConvWatchCancelException/*WrongEnvironmentException*/("Given list is too short.");
            }

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            catch(Throwable t) {
                // restart and go on with test!!
                t.printStackTrace((PrintWriter)log);
                failed("Test run '" + (String)props[i].Value +"' could not be executed: Office crashed and is killed!", true);
                xMSF = null;
                ProcessHandler handler = (ProcessHandler)param.get("AppProvider");
                handler.kill();
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(10000);
                }
                catch(java.lang.InterruptedException e) {}
                OfficeProvider op = new OfficeProvider();

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     * Get the process ID from the Office
     * @return the Id as String
     */
    private String getOfficeProcessID() {
        writeExecutableFile(sProcessIdCommand, sProcessId);
        ProcessHandler processID = new ProcessHandler(sProcessIdCommand);
        processID.executeSynchronously();
        String text = processID.getOutputText();
        if (text == null || text.equals("") || text.indexOf(' ') == -1)
            failed("Could not determine Office process ID. Check " + sProcessIdCommand);
        StringTokenizer aToken = new StringTokenizer(text);
        // this is not nice, but ps gives the same output on every machine
        aToken.nextToken();

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     * @return The memory used by the Office.
     */
    private int getOfficeMemoryUsage() {
        String command = sMemoryMonitor.replaceAll("<processID>", getOfficeProcessID());
        writeExecutableFile(sOfficeMemoryCommand, command);
        ProcessHandler processID = new ProcessHandler(sOfficeMemoryCommand);
        processID.executeSynchronously();
        String text = processID.getOutputText();
        if (text == null || text.equals("") || text.indexOf(' ') == -1) {
            failed("Could not determine Office memory usage. Check " + sOfficeMemoryCommand);
        } 
        StringTokenizer aToken = new StringTokenizer(text);
        // this works, because the output of pmap is quite standardized.

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            PrintWriter fWriter = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(fileName));
            fWriter.println(bash);
            fWriter.println(line);
            fWriter.close();
            // change rights to rwxrwxrwx
            ProcessHandler processID = new ProcessHandler(sChmod + fileName);
            processID.executeSynchronously();
        }
        catch(java.io.IOException e) {
        }
    }

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                    _sOldGfx,
                    _sNewGfx,
                    _sDiffGfx
                };
            
            ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(sCommandArray);
            boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously(); 
            int nExitCode = aHandler.getExitCode();
            if (nExitCode != 0)
            {
                GlobalLogWriter.println("'" + sComposite + "' return with ");
                String sBack = aHandler.getOutputText();
                GlobalLogWriter.get().println("'" + sBack + "'");
            }
            else
            {
                // creates an extra smaller difference picture

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                    sIdentify,
                    "-format",
                    sIM_Format,
                    _sDiffGfx
                };
            ProcessHandler aHandler = new ProcessHandler(sCommandArray);
            boolean bBackValue = aHandler.executeSynchronously();
            int nExitCode = aHandler.getExitCode();


            String sBack = aHandler.getOutputText();
            GlobalLogWriter.get().println("'" + sBack + "'");


            // try to interpret the result, which we get as a String
            try
            {

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