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3762May 25 2007 — edited Jun 21 2007
I know Oracle has been working for a while to deliver improved support for Oracle within DTP. As of Eclipse DTP 1.5RC0, Oracle support is minimal at best.

Are Oracle's planned features for DTP integration comparable to the feature set currently offered within SQLDeveloper including XMLDB support, PL/SQL debugging, etc?

Does Oracle plan to contribute its DTP integration code to the DTP Enablement project at some point or will Oracle distribute its integration code via some other means?

What are the timeframes for delivering improved support for Oracle within DTP?

Regards,

- Ron

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807591
does the program not print "executing cmd" ?
ok, first, what do you think should happen, and second, what is happening really?

you arent doing anything with the input and output streams of your program.. so i dont know what you expect
807591
I should have been thinking about it a little bit longer. After I added a 
waitFor()
and redirected the output as it is described in the article I posted the link to, everything worked as it should.
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