#ProcessBuilding

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Five Key Leadership Behaviors that drive Organizational Growth

The business enables and fuels the constant evolution of purpose, mission, associated processes and people development. 

Groval Selectia is engaged with various organisations, building their mechanisms to evolve the leadership impact. We had some valuable experiences.

Through our projects, we found certain areas that are needed to enable the leadership: Learn More- https://grovalselectia.com/five-key-leadership-behaviors-that-drive-organizational-growth/

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OS commands injection testing & defense

OS command injection is a technique used via a web interface in order to execute OS commands on a web server.

How to test for the issue

During code review

Check if any command execute methods are called and in unvalidated user input are taken as data for that command.

Besides, appending a semicolon to the end of a URL query parameter followed by an operating system command, will execute the command. %3B is URL encoded and decodes to semicolon. This is because the ; is interpreted as a command separator.

Example: 

http://sensitive/something.php?dir=%3Bcat%20/etc/passwd

If the application responds with the output of the /etc/passwd file then you know the attack has been successful. Many web application scanners can be used to test for this attack as they inject variations of command injections and test the response.

Equally Static Code Analysis tools check the data flow of untrusted user input into a web application and check if the data is then entered into a dangerous method which executes the user input as a command.

Remediation

If it is considered unavoidable the call to a system command incorporated with user-supplied, the following two layers of defense should be used within software in order to prevent attacks

Parameterization - If available, use structured mechanisms that automatically enforce the separation between data and command. These mechanisms can help to provide the relevant quoting, encoding.

Input validation - the values for commands and the relevant arguments should be both validated. There are different degrees of validation for the actual command and its arguments:

When it comes to the commands used, these must be validated against a list of allowed commands.

In regards to the arguments used for these commands, they should be validated using the following options:

Positive or allowlist input validation - where are the arguments allowed explicitly defined

Allow-list Regular Expression - where is explicitly defined a list of good characters allowed and the maximum length of the string. Ensure that metacharacters like & | ; $ > < \ \ !` and whitespaces are not part of the Regular Expression. For example, the following regular expression only allows lowercase letters and numbers, and does not contain metacharacters. The length is also being limited to 3-10 characters:

^[a-z0-9]{3,10}$

Example code - Java

Incorrect Usage

ProcessBuilder b = new ProcessBuilder("C:\DoStuff.exe -arg1 -arg2");

the command together with the arguments are passed as a one string, making easy to manipulate that expression and inject malicious strings.

Correct Usage

ProcessBuilder pb = new ProcessBuilder("TrustedCmd", "TrustedArg1", "TrustedArg2"); Map<String, String> env = pb.environment(); pb.directory(new File("TrustedDir")); Process p = pb.start();

starts a process with a modified working directory

The command and each of the arguments are passed separately which makes it easy to validate each term and reduces the risk to insert malicious strings

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Maximising Potential: Services By The Best Duplex Builders In Ryde For Modern Living

Duplex homes offer a unique blend of functionality and investment potential, making them a popular choice for modern living. With the help of expert duplex builders, you can maximise the potential of your property by creating a stylish, efficient, and profitable living space. This article explores the services offered by the best duplex builders in Ryde and how they can help you achieve your property goals.

Why Choose a Duplex?

Investment OpportunityBuilding a duplex is an excellent investment strategy, as it allows you to generate rental income while living in one half of the property. This dual-living arrangement can significantly offset your mortgage costs and provide a steady income stream.

Maximising Land UseA duplex maximises the use of your land by offering two separate living spaces on a single block. This is especially beneficial in areas like Ryde, where land is at a premium. Duplex homes are also ideal for families who want to live close to each other while maintaining privacy.

Modern Living SolutionsDuplex homes are designed to offer modern living solutions that cater to the needs of today’s homeowners. With smart layouts, contemporary finishes, and energy-efficient features, duplexes provide a comfortable and stylish living environment.

Services Offered by Top Duplex Builders

Custom Design and PlanningThe best builders offer custom design and planning services to ensure your new home meets your specific needs and preferences. They work closely with you to create a layout that maximises space, natural light, and functionality while reflecting your personal style.

Comprehensive Project ManagementBuilding a duplex is a complex process that requires careful coordination of various trades and suppliers. Expert builders provide comprehensive project management services, overseeing every aspect of the construction process from start to finish. This ensures that your project is completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.

Sustainable Building PracticesMany builders are committed to sustainable building practices. They use eco-friendly materials, incorporate energy-efficient features, and design homes that minimise environmental impact. This not only benefits the environment but also reduces your long-term utility costs.

Interior Design and FinishingIn addition to construction services, top builders also offer interior design and finishing services. From selecting fixtures and fittings to choosing colour schemes and flooring, they help you create a cohesive and stylish interior that complements the overall design of your duplex.

Benefits of Working with Professional Duplex Builders

Expertise and ExperienceProfessional builders bring years of experience and expertise to your project, ensuring that every detail is executed with precision. Their knowledge of local building regulations and trends allows them to navigate potential challenges and deliver a high-quality result.

Stress-Free Construction ProcessBuilding a duplex can be a daunting task, but working with a professional builder takes the stress out of the process. They handle all aspects of the project, from obtaining permits to coordinating trades, allowing you to focus on enjoying the end result.

Value for MoneyWhile building a duplex is a significant investment, working with the best builders ensures you receive value for your money. They use high-quality materials, offer transparent pricing, and provide warranties on their work, giving you peace of mind and a solid return on your investment.

Conclusion: Building Your Dream Duplex

Maximising the potential of your property with a duplex is a smart investment for modern living. By partnering with experienced duplex builders, you can create a stylish, functional, and profitable home that meets your lifestyle needs. From custom design and sustainable building practices to comprehensive project management, the best duplex builders in Ryde offer a range of services to help you achieve your property goals.

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The Ultimate MSP Onboarding Checklist

The close of a sale is a momentous occasion. After agreeing to the terms of a new deal and signing the contract, most companies take a victory lap to celebrate the big win and bask in the glory that new revenue brings. Every MSP should enjoy that feeling.

However, in the managed services field, those parties are typically quite short. There are last-minute details to quickly finalize so team members can start working through their new client onboarding process. Closely reviewing and thoroughly completing each step improves an IT services firm’s chances of successful and happy engagement.

The MSP onboarding checklist is a crucial tool for ensuring client success. From exploring their current technology and business environment to implementing a series of checks and balances and other measures, this process helps IT service providers establish a solid foundation with new customers. This depth of communication at the front end of client relationships can ease the transition and create new opportunities for both organizations.

An MSP Onboarding Checklist has Three Key Ingredients

Processes can be the difference between gaining and losing sales. Organized and refined methodologies for bringing on a new client and introducing them to new policies and procedures increases an MSP’s likelihood of establishing a strong customer relationship.

Knowledge, standards and commitment are the three essential ingredients. An MSP’s onboarding checklist must effectively address each of those areas to be sure new clients (and all their employees) understand the various roles and responsibilities. In the increasingly more difficult to control IT ecosystem, team buy-in on both sides of the relationship is essential to keeping everyone and everything secure and online.

This process requires clear communication, comprehensive knowledge of clients and their systems, and a coordinated approach for resolving potential issues and taking advantage of new opportunities. A well-crafted MSP onboarding checklist will help accomplish all three objectives.

Build It Before They Come

As with any tool, preparation and repetition increase success. Every firm selling managed services should document and refine its processes and best practices for bringing on new customers. No two clients are the same, so assessing and capturing details on workflow, technology systems and other business procedures and goals are essential first steps. Before an IT services team can provide the best possible support, they need to know what the client’s company does and how most of the moving parts fit together.

An MSP onboarding checklist provides that assurance. Each step should help IT services professionals extract critical information, instill a process or connect people to the proper resources and ensure a smooth transition from sales. These digital documents or applications (paper tends to create silos) form introductory guides between the provider and the new customer, formalize the relationship and strengthen the connection.

Critical Steps in the Process

Building an onboarding checklist for an MSP will take some time and effort. However, that process should not be complicated for experienced technical professionals accustomed to identifying their clients’ IT and business-specific details and needs. The list must cover several critical action items, including:

Review onboarding policies and procedures. Team members should periodically examine and update the processes, questionnaires, applications and other materials included on the MSP onboarding checklist. Before the handoff call, sales and account managers and IT service providers should discuss the new client’s business, including their goals, requirements, technologies and people. They should review the Service Level Agreement (SLA), as well. What are their IT needs? Are there any anomalies? Do they have a disaster recovery plan? Did they complete a pre-sales security assessment? Internal teams must have answers to these questions and should compile any additional questions before joining an onboarding meeting.

Establish payment protocols and set client expectations. One critical step before completing a new handoff is to ensure the sales team clearly explains and gains agreement on the financial terms of the relationship. The account manager must be a part of that conversation and have access to related correspondence in case issues or misunderstandings arise at a later point. This is also a great time to set up new customers with autopay using a secure payment platform like ConnectBooster. Every client should understand the invoicing process and all terms and conditions. Setting proper expectations helps minimize late or non-payments and reduces the risk of disagreements.

Designate an account manager. This point may seem obvious, but every client should be assigned a primary contact at an MSP, with secondary individuals as backups or to handle specific issues or assist in the delivery of services. The account manager is a customer advocate who is responsible for all related customer-facing activities, including project oversight and periodic business review meetings.

Provide new clients with an onboarding questionnaire. While sales typically uncover current technology requirements before closing new business, further exploration fills information gaps. What information is missing? An onboarding questionnaire helps to confirm details and answers longer-term questions. Before the handoff, account managers should send decision-makers and other stakeholders an online survey with a list of critical questions. Each item must be pertinent to the client/MSP relationship and include a text box to provide details. Tools such as HubSpot, SurveyMonkey, Google Forms, SurveySparrow and Typeform (find more options here) make it easy to create and distribute questions and collect the results. A Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform provides users with similar capabilities and can directly drop the information into the account. If automated or online questionnaires are unavailable, MSPs can send new clients a list of questions in a spreadsheet or text document and import the results to the CRM. This manual step could add time and labor costs to the process and increase the chances of input errors, so it should be a last resort for MSPs.

Make introductions and fill information gaps. The main goal of handoff calls or kickoff meetings is to bring together the primary players on the client and IT services side of the relationship. Typically, this is the most critical action on the client onboarding checklist. In addition to learning the names and faces of each person, they should use this time to continue to fill in voids from previous conversations and data collection processes. While the sales team and questionnaires gather a significant amount of vital account information, decision-makers often forget things or fail to understand what they view as “IT questions,” leaving knowledge gaps that may affect the relationship. A solid client management handoff call addresses those potential issues and builds a solid foundation for long-term success.

Document, document, document. What good is information if no one enters it in a Customer Relationship Management system or other account tracking app? These tools are only as good as the information they contain. The IT services team should create detailed documentation for existing processes, workflow, responsibilities and other critical variables in a new client’s business, starting with the names of key contacts on both sides of the relationship. Providers should also collect the following information as part of the MSP onboarding checklist:

Final contract details

Customer contacts

Administrative passwords

Service tier or support level

Inventory of IT equipment, including mobile devices, network appliances and backup systems

Current software license contracts and business applications

Existing agreements with internet service providers and managed service providers

Active documentation for current systems and the network infrastructure, including backup routines, VPN access and firewall configuration

The results of all onboarding questionnaires

Server, laptop, PC and other equipment specifications

Compliance requirements

Hours of operations (for each location, as well as availability for WFH environments)

Third-party support in tech-related areas, including physical security, printers, VOIP devices and teleconferencing tools

Hardware warranties

Leasing and service contracts

Create a custom welcome program. An optional but useful item on the MSP onboarding checklist, this step involves creating and delivering a package of tip sheets, contact information, and other useful documents and materials for new customers. Additionally, account managers could send company-branded merchandise, such as mugs, mousepads or magnets, or host a lunch-time meet and greet. The goal of a welcome program is to show appreciation and bring end-users up-to-speed on how your team will support their critical business needs. This step may occur at the close of the contract to gather additional information or after the onboarding process is complete.

Prepare the technology transition. Each new client should receive a comprehensive plan of action and schedule to ensure a smooth technology transition from the previous provider (if applicable). Because these steps can be complex, communication is critical. MSPs need to develop and communicate the plan, import the data, set up new monitoring systems and user privileges, configure access devices, install remote monitoring solutions, and update applications and the network environment.

Complete the transition. This point after the sale is where MSPs can make or break the new relationship. So much can go wrong when services providers switch clients over to new systems, reconfigure existing server services and software, and reset passwords and IP-enabled devices. Remote access is just the first step. Orchestrating those changes requires careful planning and execution by the MSP and strong participation, training and education by the end-users. Every MSP should have and follow a best practice guide when making these transitions.

Onboarding Never Ends

After everything is up and running, engagement shifts from tactical to strategic. The technical team steps back into a support role while the account manager evaluates, monitors and responds to potential issues and “handholds” new clients as they adapt to changes in their IT environment. These client management responsibilities and processes never end.

While MSPs may add new service accounts and technologies to the customers’ IT ecosystems and tweak work environments, they often employ similar processes at regular intervals during their client engagements.

Most customers will stick around when IT services teams work to develop strong relationships and deliver quality service. An effective MSP onboarding checklist, even with basic details, can help turn that concept into reality.

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WordPress Chatbot

Here are some of the benefits of using a WordPress Chatbot

1. Promote personalized content

AI Chatbot for WordPress can learn user preferences to promote right content and increase engagement by answering questions in real-time and redirect users to the right page.

2. Provide customer support

WordPress chatbot answer customer queries and frequently asked questions 24*7, engaging users in a personalized way right at the time they need you most.

3. Automate purchase process

Build a conversation to sell the products/services, they sell more. Give your customers a new experience when they make a purchase.

4. Generate new leads

Build conversations to collect email addresses, phone numbers and enable users to sign up for more information using WordPress chatbot.

BotPenguin, a chatbot maker tool can answer visitor queries and collect the contact details and save it as a lead. Additionally, you can build your own WordPress Chatbot without any coding knowledge by using drag and drop.

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Business Dos and Don’ts

Are you stressed about making your business successful? Do you have trouble managing your business? Asked Peter DeCaprio. John Doe guides you to some dos and don’ts of the business that would allow you to give a boost to your business and make it successful. The three do’s for your business as suggested by John Doe 6 are:

1.  Do Respect Your Customers

If you want to pave your way to the top, it is essential that you respect your customers. Not only customers but John Doe 6 also suggests treating everyone with respect without distinguishing amongst them on the basis of finances, status, etc. You need to treat the customers in a correct manner so that they can respect your business in return.

2.  Do Plan Properly and Keep Tabs On Your Progress

It is crucial that you have a business plan that is based on your present situation and future aim. Benchmark all the small goals you want to achieve until you reach that long-term aim says Peter DeCaprio. If you have a proper plan for your business, it will help you achieve success.

3.  Do Innovate

You need to innovate and keep up with the advancements that are made with time. It is crucial for a successful business. This will keep you in trend and will allow you to adapt to technology in a better way. Adopting innovation in your business will affect the efficiency of the business and will boost it as well.

The three don’ts as suggested by John Doe 6 are:

1.  Don’t Hesitate To Draft Contracts

No matter how good your relationships with your employees or partners are, always make sure that you draft contracts. You cannot rely on any informal means of communication for business and learn to bind it by contract. Put all your settlements in writing so that it does not affect your business when you expand emphasis Peter DeCaprio.

2.  Don’t Forget To Financially Evaluate Your Business

John Doe 6 suggests  conducting a thorough financial evaluation of your business from time to time and making adjustments as per the requirements. For a successful business, you need to have effective management of the finances. There are several businesses that fail to incorporate effective management of the finances and that ends in losses or difficulties in the future.

According to John Doe 6, it is very important that you keep a vigilant check on your finances and balance them with time. If you think that you need to be spending less, cut back on costs and make the required transitions. If you think you can expand more, take the leap if your finances are sorted says Peter DeCaprio.

3.  Don’t Hurry With the Hiring Process

Building the perfect team takes time; hence rushing to hire people is not such a great idea. Construct your team slowly and steadily, and do not just aim for filling positions. Make a list of your requirements for that particular job that you are offering and try to find the best candidates for it.

Endnote

These are some of the dos and don’ts, as per John Doe 20, that will help you in your business. Follow these practices to achieve success in building your business empire says Peter DeCaprio.

Originally Posted: https://peterdecaprio.com/business-dos-and-donts/

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Original Post from Trend Micro Author: Trend Micro

by Santosh Subramanya and Raghvendra Mishra                 

Apache Tomcat, colloquially known as Tomcat Server, is an open-source Java Servlet container developed by a community with the support of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). It implements several Java EE specifications, including Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages (JSP), Java Expression Language (EL), and WebSocket, and provides a “pure Java” HTTP web server environment in which Java code can run.

On April 15, Nightwatch Cybersecurity published information on CVE-2019-0232, a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability involving Apache Tomcat’s Common Gateway Interface (CGI) Servlet. This high severity vulnerability could allow attackers to execute arbitrary commands by abusing an operating system command injection brought about by a Tomcat CGI Servlet input validation error. This blog entry delves deeper into this vulnerability by expounding on what it is, how it can be exploited, and how it can be addressed.

Understanding CVE-2019-0232

The CGI is a protocol that is used to manage how web servers interact with applications. These applications, called CGI scripts, are used to execute programs external to the Tomcat Java virtual machine (JVM). The CGI Servlet, which is disabled by default, is used to generate command line parameters generated from a query string. However, Tomcat servers running on Windows machines that have the CGI Servlet parameter enableCmdLineArguments enabled are vulnerable to remote code execution due to a bug in how the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) passes command line arguments to Windows.

In Apache Tomcat, the file web.xml is used to define default values for all web applications loaded into a Tomcat instance. The CGI Servlet is one of the servlets provided as default. This servlet supports the execution of external applications that conform to the CGI specification. Typically, the CGI Servlet is mapped to the URL pattern “/cgi-bin/*”, meaning any CGI applications that are executed must be present within the web application.

A new process in Windows OS is launched by calling the CreateProcess() function, which takes the following command line as a string (the lpComandLine parameter to CreateProcess):

int CreateProcess( …, lpComandLine, … )

In Windows, arguments are not passed separately as an array of strings but rather in a single command-line string. This requires the program to parse the command line itself by extracting the command line string using GetCommandLine() API and then parsing the arguments string using CommandLineArgvW() helper function.

This is depicted in the flowchart shown below:

Cmdline = “program.exe hello world”

Figure 1. Command line string for Windows

Argv[0]->program.exe

Argv[1]->hello

Argv[2]->world

The vulnerability occurs due to the improper passing of command line arguments from JRE to Windows.

For Java applications, ProcessBuilder() is called before CreateProcess() function kicks in. The arguments are then passed to the static method start of ProcessImpl(), which is a platform-dependent class. In the Windows implementation of ProcessImpl(), the start method calls the private constructor of ProcessImpl(), which creates the command line for the CreateProcess call.

Figure 2. Command line string for Java apps

ProcessImpl() builds the Cmdline and passes it to the CreateProcess() Windows function, after which CreateProcess() executes the .bat and .cmd  files in a cmd.exe shell environment.

If the file that is to be run contains a .bat or .cmd extension, the image to be run then becomes cmd.exe, the Windows command prompt. CreateProcess() then restarts at Stage 1, with the name of the batch file being passed as the first parameter to cmd.exe.

This results in a ‘hello.bat …’ becoming ‘C:Windowssystem32cmd.exe /c “hello.bat …”‘. Because the quoting rules for CommandLineToArgvW differ from those of cmd’s, this means that an additional set of quoting rules would need to be applied to avoid command injection in the command line interpreted by cmd.exe.

Since Java (ProcessImpl()) does no additional quoting for this implicit cmd.exe call promotion on the passed arguments, arguments processed by cmd.exe is now used to execute, presenting inherent issues if arguments are not passed to cmd.exe properly.

Argument parsing by cmd.exe

We begin with the understanding that cmd is essentially a text preprocessor: Given a command line, it makes a series of textual transformations then hands the transformed command line to CreateProcess().

Some transformations replace environment variable names with their values. Transformations such as those triggered by the &, ||, && operators, split command lines into several parts. All of cmd’s transformations are triggered by the presence of one of the following metacharacters: (, ), %, !, ^, “, <, >, &, and |.

The metacharacter “ is particularly interesting: When cmd is transforming a command line and sees a “, it copies a “ to the new command line then begins copying characters from the old command line to the new one without seeing whether any of these characters is a metacharacter. This continues until cmd either reaches the end of the command line, runs into a variable substitution, or sees another “.

If we rely on cmd’s “-behavior to protect arguments, using quotation marks will produce unexpected behavior. By passing untrusted data as command line parameters, the bugs caused by this convention mismatch become a security issue.

Take for example, the following:

hello.bat “dir ”&whoami”

0: [hello.bat]

1: [&dir]

Here, cmd is interpreting the & metacharacter as a command separator because, from its point of view, the & character lies outside the quoted region. In this scenario, ‘whoami’ can be replaced by any number of harmful commands. When running the command shown above with hello.bat, we get the following output.

Figure 3. The resulting output when running “hello.bat”

The issue shown in the screenshot is used in Apache Tomcat to successfully perform command execution, which is shown in the following image:

Figure 4. Performing command execution in Apache Tomcat

To successfully perform command injection, we need to add a few parameters and enable CGI Servlet in the web.xml file.

Figure 5. Snapshot of web.xml

The Apache Software Foundation has introduced a new parameter, cmdLineArgumentsDecoded, in Apache Tomcat CGI Servlet that is designed to address CVE-2019-0232. cmdLineArgumentsDecoded is only used when enableCmdLineArguments is set to true. It defines a regex pattern “[[a-zA-Z0-9Q-_.\/:E]+]” that individual decoded command line arguments must match or else the request will be rejected. The introduced patch will eliminate the vulnerability that arises from using spaces and double quotes in command line arguments.

Figure 6. The Apache Tomcat patch, which can be found in the codebase

Recommendations and Trend Micro Solutions

Apache Software Foundation recommends that users running Apache Tomcat upgrade their software to the latest versions:

Version Recommended Patch Apache Tomcat 9 Apache Tomcat 9.0.18 or later Apache Tomcat 8 Apache Tomcat 8.5.40 or later Apache Tomcat 7 Apache Tomcat 7.0.93 or later

Furthermore, users should set the CGI Servlet initialization parameter enableCmdLineArguments to false to prevent possible exploitation of CVE-2019-0232.

Developers, programmers, and system administrators using Apache Tomcat can also consider multilayered security technology such as  Trend Micro Deep Security and Vulnerability Protection solutions, which protect user systems from threats that may exploit CVE-2019-0232 via the following Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) rule:

1009697 – Apache Tomcat Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2019-0232)

Trend Micro TippingPoint® Threat Protection System customers are protected from attacks that exploit CVE-2019-0232 via the following MainlineDV filter:

315387 – HTTP: Apache Tomcat Remote Code Execution on Windows

The post Uncovering CVE-2019-0232: A Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Apache Tomcat appeared first on .

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PSE Releases Significant gPROMS Processbuilder Update

PSE Releases Significant gPROMS Processbuilder Update

Business Wire India

Process Systems Enterprise (PSE), the Advanced Process Modelling company, released a significant update to gPROMS ProcessBuilder, its leading advanced process modelling platform for optimising design and operation of process plants.

  This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170628006173/en/

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PSE Releases Significant gPROMS Processbuilder Update

PSE Releases Significant gPROMS Processbuilder Update

Business Wire India

Process Systems Enterprise (PSE), the Advanced Process Modelling company, released a significant update to gPROMS ProcessBuilder, its leading advanced process modelling platform for optimising design and operation of process plants.

  This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170628006173/en/

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Execute batch script from Java

Execute batch script from Java

I had a requirement to do a Ping request to server inside java and execute some batch scripts and get results. I found that native ping from java is bit difficult to implement and need some ground level work. Then I found the awesome ProcessBuilder class which can execute OS processes to achieve all my requirements in one implementation. Given below is a simple code for do a windows ping request…