wine users - Jul 2008 - launch linux script from windows application

Hi,

We have developed a client-server application to develop and run an ERP
application. The server app runs in Linux and the client app it has been
developed in windows  with c++, using win32 API. Now I'm trying to run it in
Linux with Wine. It works fine except when i have to run some java code, in
order to do that i wrote a bash script that works ok when I launch it through
the command line, but when I launch it inside my windows app doesn't work.

In order to launch it from my windows application I use the _spawnlp function.
The return status is -1.

There is the code:


Code:

char str_aux[MAX_PATH+1];
int result = _spawnlp(_P_NOWAIT,
"/home/dims/strjava","/home/dims/strjava", str_aux, NULL );



In str_aux I send the parameters that the linux script needs.
The script strjava is 'chmod a+x'.
In order to find out if the script is launched, the first thing  that it does is
echo the parameters to a file. It does nothing.

Somebody can give a little light to me on the subject?

Thanks.

Maybe something like the following works:

    execl("/home/dims/strjava","strjava",NULL);
   (on success it should not return)

However, i'm not sure how to send the parameters that the linux script
needs.

(if this fails it might be better to ask this on wine-devel mailing list) Good
luck

Hi,

        I do not know if this can help you, but, for sure, it helps me 
starting Linux apps inside Wine.

http://wiki.jswindle.com/index.php/Advanced_Wine_User_Information#Running_Linux_software_From_Wine

Regards
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Ulisses de Sousa Penna
Analista de TI - Banco do Brasil
Fone: +55-61-3310-6320
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Hi.

I change the "ls" by a "zcat" and the same thing, it
doesn't work.

I also read the link in the post by Penna.

I have wine 1.0 running in  Ubuntu 8.04

No longer I know that to change so that it works.

Regards

cmarin wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Tthis is not problem, also I tried with  "-c"
> 
> Regards

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14541 might have something to do with it.