Re: [JSch-users] Re: Multiple commands and environment

[matthieu n. <mn...@gm...>]

Thanks Kevin for your answer,

I tried that :
String commande =3D "ll\n";=20
 byte[] bytes =3D commande.getBytes();=20
 ByteArrayInputStream bais =3D new ByteArrayInputStream(bytes);=20
 =20
But this works once and I'd like to send multiple commands. I don't
know how to use a PipedInputStream. It might be the right solution.
I will try that...
Thanks a lot.

Mat


 channel.setInputStream(bais);=20

On 6/27/05, Kevin Kane <ka...@um...> wrote:
> matthieu nouvel wrote:
> > To continue the subjet of Andrzej Taramina I have the same problem :
> > sending multiple commands on the remote host keeping the
> > environnement.
> > Atsuhiko Yamanaka wrote in response :
> > "You can use ChannelShell."
> > But in the example script of shell, the ChannelShell is waiting for
> > System.in to receive commands. >> channel.setInputStream(System.in);
> >
> > What should we do to send commands in other way than System.in which
> > is wainting for keybord entries ? To send commands by String
> > vrariables - for examples - from another part of the program.
>=20
> I haven't had an occasion to use ChannelShell myself, but can't you set a
> different InputStream? It seems like you could create an InputStream from
> either a String/StringBuffer containing your commands, or from a
> PipedInputStream where you are writing to the corresponding PipedOutputSt=
ream.
>=20
> -Kevin
>=20
>=20
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