I have this server that's only jobs is to run this scientific Fortran code and send the results back to the client. I had an earlier issue where there was so much diagnostic messages and just plain ...

TMPDIR should not be there. I think the OS 'injects' the variable into the child process. However I am not able to recreate this behaviour outside of java, ie in bash shell if I unset TMPDIR and start ...

An instance of gulp is definitely being created, hence I said it was sleeping when I checked my processes. The problem seems to be it isn't getting input (and hence waiting forever), or less likely it ...

Loom structured concurrency can help us with this. The blocking calls can be handled with lightweight Loom threads. And the structured concurrency helps us with error ...

import java.io.IOException; public class ProcessDemo { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { Process p = new ProcessBuilder("notepad.exe").start ...