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In bash:
java -jar jarfile1.jar &
java -jar jarfile2.jar &
The ampersand lets you launch the first program, and then do another one while the first is still running.
How do I do this in cmd? (XP if it's relevant).
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5
In bash:
java -jar jarfile1.jar &
java -jar jarfile2.jar &
The ampersand lets you launch the first program, and then do another one while the first is still running.
How do I do this in cmd? (XP if it's relevant).
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start with the /B
option
Start application without creating a new window. The application has ^C handling ignored. Unless the application enables ^C processing, ^Break is the only way to interrupt the application
start /B java -jar jarfile1.jar
start /B java -jar jarfile2.jar
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I like the answer from Nifle better but can't you just spawn a secondary cmd shell? You can do this ad nauseam.
cmd /c cmd /c cmd /c cmd /k echo Hello World!
For a number of reasons, his answer is better, specifically if you want to wait until one process is done (like MSI installation, not so relevant to your case). So, stick with start
.
Yep, multiple cmd's is what I've been doing so far. – Cam Jackson – 2011-10-12T11:38:38.560