Ive got a java app which needs to execute a driver installer exe file. On Linux we type “gksudo myCommand”. Is there a way to elevate permissions from Windows command line?
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Ive got a java app which needs to execute a driver installer exe file. On Linux we type “gksudo myCommand”. Is there a way to elevate permissions from Windows command line?
I decided to deploy an executable binary onto the system which calls the jar. This way the user can right click and run as administrator… That didn’t work… SO I kept looking… Check this out..
Elevate.exe.. It’s basically like Windows GKSudo!!!!
http://www.robotronic.de/elevate.html
So… I packaged the 32bit exe into my program and deploy it, then run it as necessary.