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ProcessBuilder.start() returns a Process object through which I can access the 3 streams (STDIN, STDERR, STDOUT) of the new process.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a way to access the process id of the created process through the Process interface. Is there a way to access the process id?
Beyond this, I wished to do something like calling SuspendProcess() and ResumeProcess() [Win32 APIs]
Is there a way to do these things in Java?
There isn’t one. If you are in control of the started process you could have it read its stdin for stop/start messages, and write them from the starting Java code via Process.getOutputStream().