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how kann i know all proceses that running are

 
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hi,
the problem is to make an application that return the processe
that are running?! tell me about your idee ;
thanks.
 
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try to explain ur question with right spells.
 
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I'm not sure I understand the question but look at Runtime.exec().
This allows you to make command line requests to the OS.

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