I'm new to Groovy and Java and I have code like this:
def stdout = script.bat(
script: "C:/Work/test.cmd",
returnStdout: true
)
script.echo stdout
where script is groovy.lang.Script variable that comes into the constructor with super(script) and my function is defined in this class. I need to get an error message from my batch file execution and I'm trying to remake it using.execute() method like in this post. I have different question at stackoverflow regarding to receiving an error message from .bat() but this question is exactly about .execute().
When I write something like that
def proc = "C:/Work/test.cmd".execute();
def outputStream = new StringBuffer();
proc.waitForProcessOutput(outputStream, System.err);
script.echo(outputStream.toString());
I get an error java.io.IOException: error=2, No such file or directory considering I don't change the path to the cmd script. I've tried a lot of different ways: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(), used may be every overload of theese two methods have but I wasn't succeed
Update
Forgot to say that not only my file is not found but any cmd or powershell command (tasklist, cmd /c etc.). For cmd tried to specify the whole path to both SysWow64 and system32.
