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This routine is available starting with katl-commons 1.0.

Not available on cloud.
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Syntax

system(command)

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Executes the command of the operating system.

Executes the command of the operating system.

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Returns the exit code of the program and the output and error streams as strings. Through this you may integrate outside scripts (sh, ksh, perl,...) with Jira. Streams are limited to 4Kb (only the first 4Kb are taken into account).

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Parameter name

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Description

command

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String

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Yes

Valid Operating System command.

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Return Type

string String []

The routine returns an array with 3 elements in such order:

  1. The operating system exit code of the process being spawned (as string)

  2. The output stream (limited to 4Kb) as a string

  3. The error stream (limited to 4Kb) as a string

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Examples

Let's create a file using system routine and windows command prompt:

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Creating a file using command promt
string testfolder="c:/tests"; //assuming that folerfolder `tests`'tests' has been already created in c:\ path

system("C:/WINDOWS/system32/cmd.exe /c echo return true; > " + testfolder + "qqq.sil"); // you can run here any other program or custom script 

Let's invoke a windows.bat script file using system routine:

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string testfolder="c: /tests /"; //assuming this path exists.         //we assume in this path a file called `myexec.bat` has been previously created and contains one line `echo Hello;`
         //now the following call will return `0.0|[THE_PATH_OF_EXECUTION]>echo Hello; Hello;|`         return system ("C:/WINDOWS/system32/cmd.exe /c " + testfolder + "myexec.bat" );

Note

For windows operating system, you should put the full (absolute) path of the command.

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